Drink millet porridge on the first day after operation, and cook it thinly, not too thick. Here, I want to make it clear that you must exhaust before you can drink water and eat, not the first day after surgery, but the first day after exhaust. Some people don't exhaust for two or three days after operation.

On the second day and the third day, you can gradually add some soft things, such as hair cakes, but with less salt, don't eat greasy and too sweet things. In short, light comes first, and what is easy to digest and eat. You can also eat less vegetables and other things with high vitamin content. From the third grade, you can eat less fruits, not too much. Don't touch milk or anything for a week. The diet for a week should be mainly liquid food and soft things. Never make chicken soup or turtle soup, it is too greasy and bad for gastrointestinal recovery after operation. At least a week or two before eating.

Don't eat those hair care products for a month. Think about it. The pelvic cavity is prone to inflammation and swelling after operation. It's too late to lose the anti-inflammatory drugs. How can you eat those hair care products? Let's wait until the wound grows.

PS, according to my experience, I can drink some white radish soup to help you continue to exhaust. That thing is slippery, but you should put less salt instead of oil.

Your mother's cyst is very big and must be removed surgically. If it is menopause, it is best to remove the ovaries together to avoid recurrence or something. It is hard to say whether it is benign or malignant before operation. During the operation, you can do a preliminary examination of frozen specimens to see if they are malignant, and then do pathological examination after taking them out, so as to completely determine the nature of the tumor. But ovarian cysts are mostly benign, so don't worry.

It's not serious, and it's easy to treat. My mother has just finished surgery and both ovaries have been removed. She has had laparoscopic surgery for two weeks. My mother has recovered well, and now she is almost the same as before.