The following are some suggestions for managing pain and promoting a speedy recovery:
Medications - Follow your surgeon's or hospital's instructions for pain medication.
Fluids - To avoid dehydration, it's critical to drink plenty of fluids following surgery. Water and ice pops are both excellent options.
Food - The ideal foods to eat just after surgery are bland, easy-to-swallow foods. If tolerated, foods like ice cream and pudding might be included in the diet. Easy-to-chew and swallow foods should be included in the diet as soon as possible. Foods that are acidic, spicy, hard, or crunchy might induce pain or bleeding.
Rest – It is a day care procedure. One can resume normal light activities in a day or two but vigorous activities like running and biking should be avoided for two weeks. After you resume normal diet and do not require pain medication, you should be able to return to work or school. Discuss any activities that should be avoided with your doctor.