How to maintain after removing uterus

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The uterus is a female characteristic, is also an important organ of female genitalia! Hysterectomy is a situation that every woman does not want to encounter. Hysterectomy will bring a series of sequelae to women. So how to maintain after removing uterus?

How to maintain after removing uterus

After hysterectomy diet should pay attention to the following points: first, avoid greasy food: because fat will accumulate, resulting in wound healing, weakened resistance to bacteria. 2、 Increase protein intake: protein rich foods, including fish, meat, beans, eggs and milk, can help wound healing and increase physical strength. You can choose more fish because fish is easier to digest and absorb. Remember to eat meat instead of soup. 3、 Appropriate amount of fruits and vegetables: because fruits and vegetables are rich in vitamins and minerals, can help patients with wound healing, increase body resistance. 4、 Add more water.

How to recuperate after hysterectomy: Patients with total hysterectomy generally rest in bed within one week after operation, but long time in bed should be avoided; patients can get out of bed according to their own recovery, because early postoperative activities can promote the recovery of gastrointestinal function as soon as possible and reduce the occurrence of postoperative complications such as intestinal adhesion. One week after operation, the patients can take outdoor activities and pay attention to the combination of work and rest. In addition to the need to restore the abdominal incision, patients after total hysterectomy should also prevent vaginal bleeding caused by vaginal top incision suture falling off. Weight bearing, squatting and premature physical labor should be avoided within 1 month after operation.

Pay attention to psychological adjustment: keep a happy, cheerful and optimistic mood After total hysterectomy, some women will worry about whether they will be aging after hysterectomy. In fact, the female characteristics are maintained by the secretion of estrogen by the ovary. The uterus is only one of the important organs for pregnant fetus. When patients have no fertility requirements, they can still maintain the normal physiological function of women and will not accelerate aging because they only remove the uterus and retain the ovary.

matters needing attention

Postoperative nutrition should be strengthened: more intake of protein, vitamins and iron containing food to promote the healing of the incision, pay attention to the daily intake of adequate water, eat more fruits and vegetables and high cellulose food, keep the stool unobstructed, prevent the vaginal stump bleeding caused by high abdominal pressure due to constipation.