20-day diet for pancreatitis patients discharged from hospital

If you drink alcohol frequently or suffer trauma, you are very likely to develop a disease like pancreatitis. Although the pancreas is small, it is one of the most important organs in our body. If you suffer from pancreatitis, you will experience symptoms such as abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting. Generally speaking, patients can be treated with surgery. After surgical treatment of pancreatitis, patients need to pay attention to their diet, refrain from drinking alcohol, and eat a light diet.

After being discharged from the hospital for continued pancreatitis, you should pay attention to a light diet. It is best to eat rice porridge in the first week after discharge. In the second week after discharge from the hospital for acute pancreatitis, you can eat some pasta, such as steamed buns, bread, etc. The Pancreatitis Treatment Network shares with you the following diet recipes for patients who have just been discharged from the hospital with acute pancreatitis.

Diet for the first week after discharge from hospital for acute pancreatitis

8:00 Half bowl of white porridge or millet porridge, two apples

10:00 Half bowl of white porridge or millet porridge

12:00 Half a bowl of white porridge or millet porridge, about 10 grapes

14:00 Fruit or half bowl of porridge

16:00 Half bowl of white porridge

18:00 Half bowl of white porridge or millet porridge

22:00 One serving of fruit (about the size of two apple slices)

I found that drinking only porridge can easily lead to constipation, lack of energy, hunger after 2 hours and need to eat, and sweating and weakness when moving a little!

At this time, it is best to do moderate exercise every day, preferably slow walking.

[Diet recipes for those who have just been discharged from hospital due to acute pancreatitis]

Diet for the second week after discharge from hospital for acute pancreatitis

8:30 1 bowl of white porridge or half a steamed bun

10:00 Half a steamed bun and a piece of fruit

12:30 1 bowl of noodles (about the same size as a small steamed bun, white noodles with tomato sauce, no oil or other seasonings) 1 serving of boiled vegetables (less salt, no oil, no protein)

15:00 Half a steamed bun, lotus seed soup or 2 servings of fruit

18:00 1 bowl of noodles (about the same size as a small steamed bun, white noodles with tomato sauce, no oil or other seasonings) 1 serving of boiled vegetables (less salt, no oil, no protein)

21:30 1 serving of fruit

Dietary menu for the third and fourth weeks after discharge from hospital for acute pancreatitis

Still mainly eating pasta, they started to eat condiments with soy sauce. The number of meals per day began to be reduced to 4-5 meals a day

8:30 Steamed buns, dumplings or porridge (white porridge, mung bean porridge or eight-treasure porridge)

12:00 Rice with boiled vegetables or noodles

16:00 Fruit or lotus seed soup or steamed buns

18:00 White rice with boiled vegetables, or rice noodles in vegetable soup (without oil or spicy sauce), or noodles

22:00 Fruit, optional

The Pancreatitis Treatment Network kindly reminds you: You must control your diet and eat a light diet right after you are discharged from the hospital for acute pancreatitis.