What to eat one month after gastric surgery: scientific dietary guidelines combined with hot topics
Dietary management after gastric surgery is a key part of recovery, especially in the first month after surgery, when patients need to follow a strict diet plan to avoid complications and promote healing. Combined with the hot health topics on the Internet in the past 10 days, this article will provide scientific dietary advice to patients after gastric surgery, and attach structured data for reference.
1. Diet principles for one month after surgery

1.step by step: Transition from liquid to semi-liquid, and then gradually try soft food. 2.Eat small meals often: 5-6 meals a day, the amount of each meal is about 1/3 of the amount before surgery. 3.Nutritionally balanced: Give priority to foods high in protein, low in fat and easy to digest. 4.avoid irritation: Avoid spicy, fried, cold or hot food.
2. Recommended food list (combined with recently hot-searched ingredients)
| food category | Specific recommendations | Recent hot links |
|---|---|---|
| High protein | Steamed eggs, tofu, fish, chicken breast | #High-Quality Protein Weight Loss Method# |
| carbohydrates | Soft oatmeal, millet porridge, mashed potatoes | #Anti-inflammatory diet check-in# |
| vitamins | Carrot puree, pumpkin soup, banana | #vitamin deficiency symptoms# |
| Probiotics | Sugar-free yogurt (room temperature) | #Gut flora balance# |
3. Misunderstandings about post-operative diet that are hotly discussed on the Internet
1.Misunderstanding 1: Drink more soup to replenish nutritionA recent topic #The Nutritional Truth of Soup# points out that soup contains insufficient protein and needs to be paired with solid ingredients.
2.Misunderstanding 2: Taking supplements too earlySupplements such as ginseng and donkey-hide gelatin may irritate the gastric mucosa and should be avoided within 1 month after surgery (refer to the hot search #postoperative tonic timing#).
4. Phased diet plan
| postoperative time | diet type | Daily meals | caloric requirements |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1-7 days | Clear liquids (rice soup, lotus root starch) | 6-8 times | 500-800kcal |
| 8-14 days | Fully liquid (soy milk, broth) | 5-6 times | 800-1000kcal |
| 15-30 days | Semi-liquid (rotten noodles, custard) | 4-5 times | 1000-1200kcal |
5. Recommended recent popular recipes
1.Pumpkin Millet Probiotic Porridge(Hot search#Yangweibreakfast#) Method: Steam and mash the pumpkin, cook with millet until soft and mushy, cool and mix in sugar-free yogurt.
2.Salmon mashed potatoes(Refer to the topic #Omega3 Postoperative Recovery#) Method: Steam and remove the bones from the salmon, mix with mashed potatoes, and add a little olive oil.
6. Precautions
1. If abdominal distension or diarrhea occurs, you need to adjust your diet in time and consult a doctor (related hot search #postoperative indigestion#). 2. Avoid using straws to prevent inhaling too much air (recent reminder from medical bloggers).
By combining scientific guidelines and hot-button discussions, gastric surgery patients can plan their diets more safely. If you need a personalized plan, it is recommended to review regularly and consult a nutritionist.
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