Stomach Surgery Recovery: Hospital Stay, Diet Progression & Long-Term Follow-Up
Inpatient (1–3 days): IV fluids, pain control, drain, early ambulation.
Weeks 1–4: Liquid → puree → soft diet; small frequent meals; no heavy lifting; pain meds as needed; follow-ups.
Months 2–6: Advance to regular diet (avoid triggers); wean pain meds; resume activity per surgeon.
Year 1: Quarterly visits; labs (B12, iron, D, CBC); endoscopy if indicated.
Keys to Success
- Patience, adherence, nutrition, movement, stress management.
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