How can patients with uterine fibroids recover after surgery?

How to recover after uterine fibroid surgery? Uterine fibroids, also known as uterine leiomyoma, is the most common disease among women, and uterine fibroid surgery is the patient's preferred treatment method. Let's ask the experts to give us a detailed introduction to the recovery issues of uterine fibroid surgery .

It used to take some time to recover from uterine fibroid surgery, and it was quite painful. Therefore, conservative treatment has always been used for non-malignant uterine fibroids, and patients who have passed menopause have their uterus and uterine sac completely removed. It is a combination of fibroid removal and organ removal, so the wound and bleeding are relatively large. After uterine fibroid surgery, you should pay attention to conditioning, maintain a comfortable life, and do a little exercise, which will help your body recover. Patients who undergo laparoscopic fallopian tube surgery and laparoscopic ovarian surgery should be able to resume their normal routine two weeks after surgery. If hysterectomy is used, pay special attention to avoid lifting objects over five kilograms or activities that increase the burden on the abdomen. After eight weeks, gradually increase the amount of exercise according to your personal strength and constitution.

In addition, during the recovery period after uterine fibroid surgery, the nutritional intake is the same in principle. You should drink more water to replenish the loss of body fluids during surgery. At first, drink some warm water. If there is no discomfort, you can start to eat liquid food. Since wound healing requires protein, you should eat high-protein foods. After minimally invasive surgery, it is advisable to increase the intake of vegetables and high-fiber fruits.

The above are the key points for recovery from uterine fibroid surgery. I hope it will be helpful to you. If you have any questions about uterine fibroid surgery, please consult our online experts.

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