Colonic polyps may become malignant, regardless of the size of polyps, resection is the first choice. However, although some people removed the polyps, they still found the recurrence during the reexamination. The main factors of recurrence of colonic polyps include genes, surrounding environment and living habits, among which living habits are the main factors. For example, a high-protein and high-fat diet can be adjusted to a diet rich in dietary fiber. You can quit smoking and drinking. This is to prevent recurrence of intestinal polyps.

Eating more foods rich in protein can make up for protein's satisfaction and help to heal wounds, because protein itself is the material basis of human life activities. When the body lacks protein, it will often lead to the decline of the body's resistance, showing symptoms such as malnutrition. Therefore, patients can eat egg products, a small amount of lean meat, fish and bean products to make up for protein after operation.

Patients who eat more iron-containing foods may lose blood after operation. At this time, they need to supplement the iron they have satisfied, which will help the wound heal and prevent the symptoms of anemia. Such as common apples, cherries, animal livers, spinach and so on. It contains more iron and is suitable for postoperative patients to eat more.

Avoid spicy diet. Spicy food and alcohol may affect the bleeding of intestinal polyps. Smoking may also cause intestinal mucosal ischemia, intestinal polyp wound healing, and even cause serious intestinal perforation. Therefore, avoid spicy diet.

After resection of intestinal polyps, patients need to pay attention to a light diet and eat more simple and digestible food. This can bear the burden of gastrointestinal tract and contribute to the healing of trauma. Spicy or influential foods need to be strictly avoided to avoid trauma and inflammation. Drinking less water, dry and hard stool, will simply lead to intestinal polyp wound healing or bleeding, so drinking more water is more important.

In order to reduce the digestive burden of gastrointestinal tract, patients need to choose liquid food after operation, especially in the three places after intestinal polypectomy, rice soup, noodle soup and vegetable soup with simple digestion should be chosen. These liquid foods are easy to digest and rich in carbohydrates, which can provide energy for the human body.

Regular diet After resection of intestinal polyps, the diet should be reasonable and standardized, and three meals should be eaten on time to avoid hunger or irregular diet. Only by ensuring adequate nutrition supply can the wound heal faster and avoid delayed wound healing or other adverse symptoms. Eat less crude fiber food. Crude fiber food may form dry stool in the intestinal cavity. Dry stool rubs the polyp wound, which may cause bleeding and wound non-healing.