What are the dietary contraindications after minimally invasive surgery for gastric polyps?

The main dietary contraindications after minimally invasive surgery for gastric polyps include eating less fried foods, eating less pickled foods, eating less stimulating raw and cold foods, etc.

1. Eating less fried foods

fried foods is not easy to digest, which may increase the burden on the stomach and cause indigestion, affecting the recovery of patients. For example, French fries, fried bananas, fried bread, etc.

2. Eating less pickled foods

The salt in pickled foods is high, and contains carcinogenic substances. Excessive consumption can easily lead to other discomfort symptoms. For example, pickled vegetables, pickled meat, pickled eggs, etc.

3. Eating less stimulating raw and cold foods

may stimulate the digestive tract mucosa, causing abdominal pain, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, etc.