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Achalasia

is mainly a disease of esophageal motility and subsphincter relaxation disorder. After minimally invasive surgery, patients receive better nursing measures after surgery, which can improve the quality of life. The disease usually does not recur. If patients do not do well in postoperative care, esophageal dysfunction will cause recurrence of achalasia.

Patients can eat liquid food 24 hours after surgery. Liquid diet needs to be maintained for about two weeks. No vigorous exercise such as running and high jumping can be performed within two weeks.