What to eat after circumcision

After circumcision, male friends will feel that they have no appetite, do not want to eat, and have no energy. At this time, they should gradually take in some semi-liquid food. After the patient's body gradually adapts, they can eat some soft food. This is to relieve the gastrointestinal digestion burden and allow the body to recover faster.

Therapeutic diet: refers to a diet that is based on a basic diet and appropriately adjusts the total energy and certain nutrients or therapeutic purposes according to the needs of the disease.

Hospital diets are divided into basic diets, therapeutic diets and trial diets.

The basic diet is divided into normal diet, soft diet, semi-liquid diet and liquid diet.

The scope of application of ordinary diet is the basic diet for patients without special requirements. The dietary principles are: ① balanced diet; ② pay attention to color, fragrance and taste; ③ use less fried food and spicy food.

Soft diets are applicable to ① old and young patients, patients with fever, patients in the postoperative recovery period, and patients with weak digestive ability; ② patients with oral diseases that affect chewing. Dietary principles: ① soft, non-irritating, easy to digest, and balanced diet; ② no limit on quantity; ③ side dishes should be chopped and cooked.

The scope of application of semi-liquid diet is ① patients with fever and weak body; ② patients with digestive tract diseases and indigestion; ③ patients with oral diseases that affect chewing; ④ women in the recovery period after surgery and those who have just given birth. The dietary principles are ① semi-liquid food, rich in nutrition; ② eating small meals frequently, with a fixed amount of staple food, and unbalanced diet; ③ non-irritating food that is easy to swallow and digest; ④ avoid fried food, coarse fiber vegetables and irritating seasonings.

Liquid diets are applicable to patients with high fever, patients with dysphagia, oral diseases and postoperative patients, patients who need to recover from various major operations and gastrointestinal operations, patients with acute digestive tract diseases, and patients with severe or systemic failure. The principles of the diet are: ① the food should be in liquid form; ② it is an unbalanced diet and can only be used for a short period of time.

Therapeutic diet is based on the basic diet, but certain nutrients are added or subtracted to adapt to the needs of the disease in order to achieve the process of recovery.

A trial diet, also known as a diagnostic diet, is a diet that is adjusted over a specific period of time to assist in the diagnosis of disease and improve the accuracy of test results.