My Father-in-law just have a tumor removed from his colon, with some colon and small intestine removed as all right. He seems to enjoy gotten through the surgery pretty well, and we'll be going home soon (we live roughly five hours away.)
Before we go, though, we'd approaching to stock up his kitchen (he lives alone.)
Are there any foods he should avoid following this loving of surgery? Any foods that are particularly accurate, comforting, or healthy?
The doctor and medical staff will donate him some comprehensive dietary advice, we're sure, so we're purely looking for recommended foods and rules of thumb.What sorts of foods should a personality get through or avoid following an operation removing a colon tumor?
the hospital should start him off on a clear solution diet, broths, jello, things of that nature. Stay away from any foods that are red, this repeatedly comes out looking like blood. Meat wouldn't be a perfect idea, it will be sturdy to digest at first. Stick with lots of soups contained by the beginning.
fundamentally light solution food and no fatty is preferred
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