Everyone knows that after the operation, you need to supplement your nutrition and recuperate your body through food. Although hysteroscopy is a very, very small operation, after all, it is a wound, so it is necessary to carefully regulate the body, and many people will also provide nutrition through the method of boiling soup. But for some foods, there are still taboos after the operation, so can you drink black-bone chicken soup during hysteroscopic surgery?

Can you drink black-bone chicken soup during hysteroscopic surgery? After hysteroscopic surgery, black-bone chicken soup can be used if the second day after surgery has been ventilated. No problem. Hysteroscopy belongs to minimally invasive treatment, and its main effect is that the injury is small and the effect is ideal. Try to give priority to light and digestible food in diet.

1, avoid eating gas-producing foods, such as sweet potatoes and beans, in the diet after hysteroscopy, so as to reduce the discomfort caused by postoperative abdominal distension.

2, dietary fiber has the function of reducing cholesterol in the blood, so the diet after hysteroscopy should increase the intake of vegetables and fruits with high fiber content, such as vegetables and seaweed.

3, after hysteroscopy, it is necessary to limit the fat diet. Cholesterol increase is easy to produce gallstones, and it is necessary to limit foods such as eggs and fish eggs rich in animal fat.

4, in the daily diet, do not add spicy foods such as peppers and irritating ingredients. Patients who suffer from hysteroscopy should not eat too greasy and indigestible food, which will increase the burden on the stomach.

Generally speaking, people who can't eat after surgery should exhaust first, so in order to exhaust better, they can eat nutritious and digestible foods, such as lean pork, chicken, eggs, quail eggs, crucian carp, turtle, white fish, Chinese cabbage, spinach, cucumber, wax gourd, tofu, laver, lotus root powder, orange juice, fruit and so on. Boiling soup with lean meat or fresh fish can ensure nutrition and increase appetite, and eat more crude fiber food to keep the stool smooth. At the same time, do not eat mutton, shrimp, crab and other hair products after operation, avoid spicy foods such as pepper, pepper, raw onion, raw garlic and wine, and fast hot foods containing hormones such as longan, red dates, donkey-hide gelatin and royal jelly. For the elderly and infirm, we should eat more liquid and semi-liquid food to facilitate digestion, especially after the operation, we should pay attention not to be cold and not to do strenuous activities.

Hazards of hysteroscopic surgery There are many hazards of hysteroscopy, such as cervical laceration and strain. The reason for this phenomenon is that some patients have a particularly tight cervical opening during the examination. After adequate vaginal and cervical preparation, the cervical condition has not improved, and cervical laceration and strain may occur. Or it may also cause the harm of intrauterine adhesion. Moreover, if hysteroscopy is carried out in the case of abnormal bleeding, it may cause menstrual blood reflux, or cause bacterial infection in the vagina, which may lead to endometritis or pelvic inflammatory disease. In addition, there will be uterine perforation injury and cardio-cerebral syndrome.

1, damage

(1) Excessive cervical dilatation and dilatation can lead to cervical injury or bleeding.

(2) Uterine perforation: The diagnostic rate of uterine perforation during hysteroscopy is about 4%. The American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopic Physicians recently reported that the rate of hysteroscopic uterine perforation was 13.0%. Severe intrauterine adhesions, scarred uterus and excessive forward or backward flexion after cervical surgery, uterine atrophy, and uterine perforation are prone to occur during lactation. Sometimes the perforation can't be detected, and continuing the operation may lead to serious intestinal injury.

For perforation during hysteroscopy, laparoscopy or laparoscopic surgery should be considered. During transurethral resection of the uterus, heat conduction may damage the intestine attached to the uterus, or electrocoagulation may penetrate into the abdominal cavity to burn the intestine, ureter and bladder. During hysteroscopic resection, laparoscopic monitoring should be carried out at the same time to help dissect the intestine, confirm bladder emptying and reduce complications.

2. Infection

The infection rate is very low, so we should master the indications and contraindications, use antibiotics before and after the operation, and strictly disinfect the instruments to avoid it.