Once a woman is diagnosed with ectopic pregnancy through B-ultrasound examination, it is necessary to terminate the pregnancy through surgery as soon as possible. If not treated in a timely manner, when the ectopic pregnancy ruptures, it can cause massive bleeding, which is very dangerous. Although ectopic pregnancy can be cured after surgical treatment, it can make the woman's body weak. Therefore, some women ask how to replenish the body after ectopic pregnancy surgery?
After surgical treatment for ectopic pregnancy in women, the body will become very weak and the immune system will also decline. Therefore, it is necessary to supplement foods rich in high-quality protein after surgery, because protein is an important component of antibodies. Adequate protein intake can help women improve their immune system, enhance their physical fitness, and aid in postoperative recovery. Foods rich in high-quality protein include chicken, lean pork, eggs, dairy and dairy products, beans, and legume products.
After ectopic pregnancy surgery, women are often prone to sweating due to their weak body. At this time, women should pay attention to replenishing water and drink a small amount of warm water to reduce water evaporation and prevent postoperative dehydration. Moreover, sweat excretion contains a lot of water-soluble vitamins, so women should pay attention to supplementing vitamins, especially vitamin C and B groups. Women can eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, which are extremely rich in vitamins.
In addition, when women undergo ectopic pregnancy surgery, their bodies will lose a large amount of qi and blood. Therefore, it is necessary to pay attention to supplementing trace elements such as iron after surgery. Iron can improve the body's hematopoietic function, thus playing a role in nourishing blood and preventing postoperative anemia. Foods high in iron in animal foods include animal liver (such as chicken liver, pig liver) and animal blood (such as pig blood, chicken blood, duck blood), as well as red colored meat (such as pork, beef), etc.
