Bladder surgery refers to the operation of removing or partially removing the patient's bladder. For the postoperative diet, we should pay attention to light, digestible and nutritious food, not too greasy and heavy-flavored food, so as not to stimulate the bladder and gastrointestinal tract. In the early stage, attention should be paid to slowly restoring diet and avoiding overeating, which will help reduce the stimulation to bladder cells and maintain the stability of digestive organs. It is suggested that the first meal after operation should be mainly liquid, such as rice porridge, noodle soup and lean broth. , and add nutritious drinks and juice appropriately.

2. Food rich in protein

Protein is the main component of the body, which is very important for promoting wound healing and restoring health. After the operation, we should strengthen the intake of protein to help the body recover energy and repair damaged tissues. It is recommended to eat foods rich in protein, such as lean meat, fish, eggs and bean products. Pay attention to the stew method, not too greasy and spicy.

It is worth mentioning that the intake of protein needs to be limited, neither too much nor too little. It is suggested that it should be adjusted under the guidance of a doctor.

3, rich in vitamins and minerals

In addition to protein, vitamins and minerals should be properly supplemented for postoperative recovery to fully meet various needs. For example, vitamin C and iron can promote wound healing. You can supplement the vitamins and minerals you need by eating more fresh vegetables and fruits, whole grains and milk.

In addition, when choosing food, we need to consider its influence on blood sugar, and we can choose low-sugar and low-fat food.

4. inedible food

It should be noted that some foods need to be avoided so as not to affect the recovery process. For example, irritating foods, such as spicy, fried, pickled foods, tobacco and alcohol, will stimulate the bladder and digestive tract to a certain extent, which is not conducive to the recovery of the body; In addition, attention should be paid to avoid foods high in sugar and fat, and foods that are excessively stimulated by cold and heat.

In a word, the postoperative diet should be light, digestible and nutritious, avoid irritating, greasy and heavy-flavored foods, properly ingest protein, vitamins and minerals, and avoid inedible foods to help the body recover better.