Pay attention to your diet after teratoma surgery

My menstruation became more and more abnormal, sometimes even amenorrhea, so I went to the hospital for a check-up, thinking it was just normal menstrual irregularity, but later I found out that it was caused by a teratoma. What should patients with teratoma pay attention to in their diet? Let's take a look at the dietary precautions after teratoma surgery.

There are many dietary precautions for patients with teratoma after surgery. Now I will introduce some of them to you. Be sure to eat light food. Spicy and irritating foods cannot be eaten. In addition, foods like mutton and shrimp cannot be eaten, as they can easily induce or aggravate the condition. Pay attention to keeping warm, which can also effectively prevent serious teratoma.
Patients with teratoma should eat more lean meat and protein-rich foods such as chicken in their daily diet, which can effectively supplement the protein content in the human body. They can also eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and keeping bowel movements smooth can also effectively prevent the occurrence of teratoma.
Patients with teratoma should be careful not to take drugs or foods containing hormones in their diet. For example, hot foods such as longan and royal jelly. Eating too much will stimulate the uterus and induce the occurrence of teratoma. They should eat light food.
Patients with teratoma should eat a light diet in their daily life. They should avoid high-fat and high-cholesterol foods, such as egg yolks, which are rich in cholesterol. They should also avoid eating animal offal. They should not eat roosters, geese, and other irritating foods. Irritating foods can induce and aggravate the condition, so they should be avoided.
Patients with teratoma should not eat irritating and spicy foods, such as onions, garlic, and peppers, as these foods are irritating and can cause uterine contractions, which can aggravate the condition. They should not eat fried, moldy, greasy, pickled jar vegetables, kimchi, and other high-salt foods. These are unhealthy eating habits that each of us should try to avoid.
Patients with teratoma should avoid eating allergenic foods, such as seafood, which contains allergens, especially those with itchy skin. Secondly, they must quit smoking and drinking to reduce the harm and stimulation of tobacco and alcohol to the body, create a good living environment for patients, and develop healthy living habits.