Recovery after total gastrectomy surgery 35

It's important to eat small, frequent meals.

At present, semi-liquid food is the main food and nutrition is ***.

Also, the cause of the pain is not explained, is it a surgical incision, or is it a suture incision in the stomach, or is it because the cancer cells have metastasized?

In most cases, the pain is not caused by the surgical incision

Sometimes it's because the incision in the abdominal cavity isn't completely anastomosed and it will gradually heal on its own.

A large part of the pain can be caused by cancer cells.

In the first place, the patient will "absorb nutrients" from cancer cells, so there will be a certain amount of weight loss.

As mentioned earlier, eat in moderation, don't be too simple in food types, meet nutrition, eat small and frequent meals.

OK. Recovery from surgery takes more than half a year. The symptoms that are appearing now are normal. Sometimes it's normal to experience vomiting or dizziness after eating, so don't worry, the symptoms will go away as you get used to it. Wish**.

When the growth of polyps is not serious, it can be effectively reduced and achieved after effective treatment of gastric polyps by taking drugs. If the polyp growth is more serious, it is necessary to effectively remove the polyp tissue directly through minimally invasive or open surgery, which can achieve a comprehensive effect.

Therefore, when each person's specific situation is different, the choice of ** stomach polyp will also vary from person to person.

In general, minimally invasive surgery for gastric polyps is the best way to take when the growth of polyps is not particularly serious and there are no other complications in the stomach. After the effective removal of gastric polyps, although it will cause temporary trauma to the gastric tissues, as long as relevant adjustments are made in terms of diet, rest and work after minimally invasive surgery, the stomach can naturally return to a normal state. In addition, the time required for this recovery is only about 1 month.

Hello, it usually takes about three months to half a year to recover after gastric surgery, and you can eat normally after one month after the surgery. In the early stage, you can eat some liquid food that is easy to digest, such as soft noodles or millet porridge, and after a period of recovery, you can properly transition to semi-liquid food, and you must strengthen the nutrients needed by the body.

Hello, this recovery period is generally 3 months to half a year!

It usually takes three months, but it may take longer for cachexia patients.

Please elaborate on what is a stomach problem? What kind of surgery is done? Because the condition is different, the surgical method is different, so the recovery time is also different.

Also, what is the patient's physical condition? It is also an important factor in recovery. The incision can generally be healed in more than 7 to 10 days (low protein and poor physical condition should be prolonged or even secondary healing); The recovery of gastric lesions (ulcers and tumors are different, and the recovery time required is different depending on the plan) should be judged according to the healing, function, and whether there are comorbidities and complications.

The above comments are for your reference.

It generally takes more than two weeks to recover after stomach surgery, and if you can't eat for a week after surgery, you need intravenous nutrient solutions**, combined with antibiotic drugs, to prevent infection, and you can gradually recover. Gastric resection surgery is suitable for severe gastric ulcer, gastric perforation, gastric tumor, so it needs to be analyzed according to the type of specific disease, if it is a gastric malignant tumor, other methods need to be done after surgery to avoid aggravation of the disease and metastasis. Usually, there is still an additional issue of nutritional protection.

Try to focus on light plants may cause some problems of body disappearance, and then you should pay more attention to rest and try not to be too tired. It may be that you should eat some liquid food first.

Hello! In view of my father's experience of having his stomach removed by two-thirds of the time, I suggest that you eat smaller, more frequent meals, drink more tonic soups such as chicken and fish soup, and eat more runny and easily absorbed foods, and less spicy and cold foods. Smoking and alcohol are prohibited.

Foods that awaken the spleen and digest appetite, such as japonica rice, indica rice, pot (coke pot), barley, cooked lotus root, millet seeds, yams, lentils, cowpeas, beef, chicken, rabbit, tripe, pork belly, osmanthus fish, grapes, red dates, carrots, potatoes, shiitake mushrooms, etc.

Foods to avoid: 1. Foods that are cold in nature and easy to damage the spleen, such as bitter gourd, cucumber, winter melon, eggplant, water spinach, celery, amaranth, callus, lettuce, golden needle, persimmon, banana, loquat, pear, watermelon, mung bean, tofu, wheat, etc. Second, foods with a thick and greasy taste that easily hinder the function of spleen qi movement, such as duck meat, pork, soft-shelled turtle meat, oyster meat, milk, sesame seeds, etc.

Finally, I wish you a happy life!