What should patients with prostate cancer eat after surgery? Dietary considerations after prostate cancer surgery

Prostate cancer is a male disease, which everyone knows. We also know that if you have this disease, you need to be treated immediately, otherwise your life will be in danger. In fact, male patients should not only actively accept diagnosis and treatment, but also pay attention to their diet. A good diet can help male patients recover soon.

What should patients with prostate cancer eat after surgery?

(1) High in calories and carbohydrates

A high-carbohydrate diet can provide sufficient heat energy, reduce protein consumption, promote liver glycogen synthesis and storage, prevent hypoglycemia, and protect liver cells from anesthetic damage.

(2) High protein

Surgical patients must be supplied with adequate protein, generally 100 to 150 grams per day, or 1 to 15 grams/(kg per day) depending on height and nutritional deficiencies.

(3) High in vitamins

Vitamin C can reduce capillary permeability, reduce bleeding, and promote tissue regeneration and wound healing. Vitamin K is mainly involved in the coagulation process and can reduce intraoperative and postoperative bleeding.

Warm reminder: The harm caused by prostate cancer to male friends is unimaginable. At the same time, it will also bring a lot of troubles to the patient's family. Only the earlier the treatment is carried out, the less harm will be suffered. It is worth noting that male friends must choose a regular and professional men's hospital for treatment, and never go to an outpatient clinic or a small hospital.