How long after rectal polyps surgery can normal diet

Rectal polyps

are benign tumors that grow on the inner wall of the rectum. They are usually caused by long-term inflammatory stimulation and genetic factors. If the patient has a small polyp and only a single lesion, they can return to a normal diet about 1 day after surgery. Patients with multiple lesions or large polyps can return to a normal diet about 7 days after surgery.

Patients should pay attention to strengthening their own hygiene care to prevent infection. At the same time, they can appropriately increase their intake of high-protein foods to help promote recovery.