What are the dietary restrictions after bone grinding in Guangdong Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital?

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What are the dietary restrictions after bone grinding in Guangdong Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital?

Bone grinding is a method of repairing facial bones through surgery, which is gradually welcomed by more and more people. As a top medical institution, Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine provides patients with high-quality bone grinding surgery services. However, in the recovery process after surgery, diet is an aspect that needs special attention. The following will introduce in detail the dietary restrictions after bone grinding in Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

A thin diet is easy to digest

In the early recovery stage after bone grinding surgery, the patient's face is still in a sensitive state, and digestive function may decline. Therefore, Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine recommends that patients try to choose foods with thin diet and easy digestion at this stage. For example, you can choose to cook porridge, noodles, soy milk, soft tofu and other foods. At the same time, avoid eating hard, rough or irritating food, such as hard fruit, fish bones, barbecue food, etc.

In addition, you should chew carefully and swallow slowly when eating, and pay attention to avoid coughing, laughing or excessive mouth opening leading to various discomfort. This can protect facial muscles and bones and reduce discomfort in the recovery process after surgery.

Avoid spicy and stimulating food

Under the advice of Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, patients should avoid eating spicy and stimulating foods such as pepper, prickly ash, ginger, garlic, etc. after bone grinding surgery. These foods may stimulate the postoperative facial tissue, causing pain, swelling and other discomfort. On the contrary, you can choose mild and light food, such as rice, pasta, chicken soup, etc., to help digestion and recovery.

In addition, the Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine also advised patients to avoid drinking alcohol or caffeinated drinks, because these drinks may interfere with wound healing and blood circulation, affecting postoperative recovery.

Balanced nutrition intake

Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine emphasized that patients should pay attention to balanced nutrition intake after bone grinding surgery to promote facial bone healing and recovery. The patient can increase the intake of protein, such as chicken, fish, bean products, etc., to help the wound heal and maintain the muscle structure. In addition, adequate intake of vitamins and minerals, especially vitamin C, D and calcium, contributes to bone health and tissue repair.

However, patients should also avoid overeating to avoid obesity or gastrointestinal discomfort. Therefore, Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine suggests that patients should control their food intake and maintain regular eating habits when taking nutrients.

No smoking, alcohol, strong tea, coffee

Finally, the Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine strongly recommends that patients give up smoking and alcohol after bone grinding surgery, and try to avoid drinking strong tea and coffee. Tobacco and alcohol have adverse effects on the blood circulation and healing process of the face, which may delay the recovery rate. Strong tea and coffee contain caffeine, which will stimulate facial tissue after surgery and increase discomfort.

In short, Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine has put forward some restrictions on diet after bone grinding surgery. Patients should choose thin and digestible food, keep balanced nutrition intake, and avoid spicy food, alcohol, tobacco, strong tea and coffee intake, so as to promote the healing and recovery of facial bones.