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Recovery time after hemorrhoids surgery
Final Diagnosis : 2 Columns Of large internal piles & posterior Anal fissure
Operational Details : EUA + Open haemorrhoidectomy + PLIS
After Surgery what diet should I take?
If I want to eat fruits other than juice so which fruits can I eat? Please explain me?
At least how many days bed rest are required me to recover well ? After how many days can I take ride of bike? Please explain in detail?
What should avoid ?
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Diet you can take: Soft (khichdi, dalia, lauki/ghiya, tauri sabzi) but please don't eat Non veg or spicy food.
No alcohol.
Eat whatever fruits you want.
Bike ride after a month, but let the wound heal.
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Bed rest of minimum 5 days
Food - avoid non veg, spicy diet. Stick to soft diet for 5 days. Consume fibre rich diet for smooth defecation - green veggies, in fruits - apple, orange, grapes, kiwi, melons.
Follow a diet of - bottlegourd (lauki) ki sabji atleast in one meal daily for 1 month.
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The recovery time depends on the extent of dissection. Try to maintain hygiene and sitz bath, avoid constipation by taking high fibre diet and stool softener
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Hello, I understand your concern. After your surgery, recovery mainly depends on proper diet, lifestyle, and wound care.
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Take a soft, high-fiber diet to avoid constipation and straining.
Drink plenty of warm water throughout the day.
Fruits: you can eat papaya, banana, apple, pears, watermelon, pomegranate, orange, guava etc. Avoid very spicy or deep-fried foods.
Include vegetables, salads, whole grains, oats, dal, soups.
Limit red meat, junk food, alcohol, excess tea coffee.
Usually 2–3 days of rest at home is enough, but you can start light activity as soon as comfortable.
Complete wound healing takes about 2–3 weeks.
You may ride a bike after about 3–4 weeks, once pain subsides and wound heals.
Avoid straining during passing stool.
Avoid prolonged sitting on hard surfaces.
Avoid lifting heavy weights for at least 3–4 weeks.
Do warm water sitz baths 2–3 times daily for pain relief and faster healing.
Take medicines like painkillers, stool softeners regularly.
Follow up with your surgeon as scheduled.
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If you develop severe pain, bleeding, fever, or difficulty passing urine or stool, consult your doctor immediately.
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Not fixed differs in different person depends on immunity.
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Can eat all fruits. Avoid high fatty diet, maida, bread, red meat non veg. Increase fibre intake and water intake
Bed rest is not adviced as such. Take basic post op precautions. Avoid riding bike for at least 2 weeks.
Continue sitz bath for 2 weeks
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For the first few days of surgery avoid fried fatty food. Consume more fibres. If you have constipation then take some laxatives for a week or so.
There's no restriction on diet per say. Its better to have a balanced diet with all nutrients and dietary fibres. Consume 2-3L water daily.
About bed rest, you don't need any. After the surgery once the effect of anesthesia goes you can resume your normal activities. Riding bike will be a bit painful for first few days post surgery. Within a couple of days pain should settle, then you can resume with you bike.
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Avoid straining ,use a sitz bath twice daily and take stool softeners and high fiber diet.No issues with having fruits
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Food which cause constipation you should avoid.
Drink plenty of water
Around 3 months
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Dr. Gaurav Jaiswal
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6 yrs exp
Jhansi
Avoid fried food and spicy food and
Water intake more
Green leafy vegetables and fruits
Fiber meal
Do connect and consult
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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6 yrs exp
Jhunjhunu
Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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