Eat a banana. Banana is easy to digest and has the effect of clearing away heat and moistening the intestines. Eating bananas after surgery can prevent constipation and other symptoms. Bananas can moisten the lungs, relieve coughs, clear away heat and detoxify. At the same time, bananas rich in magnesium and potassium also have anti-cancer effects. Patients after cancer surgery and radiotherapy can eat them.

Eat kiwi fruit. Kiwi fruit is rich in nutrients. The dietary fiber and antioxidant substances in it can clear away heat, detoxify, moisturize and relieve constipation. The protein and vitamins in it help to improve the body's immunity, and eating it after surgery is also helpful for the body's recovery.

Eat an apple. Apple is a comprehensive and healthy fruit that can be eaten after surgery to supplement body nutrition. The vitamins and minerals in fruits have cardiovascular protection and refreshing effects. At the same time, the pectin and tannic acid in apples can clear intestinal toxins and relieve constipation.

Eat strawberries. Patients who have just undergone surgery will have symptoms of dry mouth and tongue. Eating strawberries can produce body fluids and quench thirst, clear the throat and moisturize the lungs. The ellagic acid in strawberries also has the effect of fighting cancer cells. It is also good for cancer patients to eat pears after surgery and radiotherapy.

Eating pears. Pears contain protein, vitamins and various minerals. Eating pears after surgery can increase appetite and facilitate digestion. It can help replenish water and nutrition after surgery, clear away heat and detoxify, and have diuretic and laxative effects.

Eat pineapple. Pineapple contains protein that can decompose and dissolve blood clots and fibrin blocked in tissues. Eating pineapple after surgery can help dredge and improve local blood circulation, and has anti-inflammatory and swelling effects. Pineapple also helps digestion and has diuretic effects. Eating pineapple after surgery is also good for the body.

After surgery, you should eat a lighter diet, and raw, spicy, pungent, and cold foods and fruits are taboo. You can eat seasonal fruits such as apples and dates. Eat some liver-tonifying and liver-beneficial foods.