How to treat the recovery period of mandibular cyst surgery

For many people, mandibular cyst surgery is a trauma to the body. It takes a long time for the body's functions to return to normal. This is also a physical reaction. During the recovery period, you should pay attention to recuperation and not eat too irritating foods. You can supplement enzymes to enhance the body's immunity. After all, everyone's physique is different, and the natural recovery state will also be different, so don't worry, maintaining a good state is also a help.

Pay attention to your body care after surgery:

1. Enzyme supplementation can be performed after surgery to reduce the recurrence rate. It can also enhance the body's immunity and physical fitness. Supplementing enzymes during surgery is an effective way to regulate the body.

2. Patients often experience varying degrees of blood loss during surgery. Although some patients are given blood transfusions, the blood supplemented by blood transfusions is not as good as the blood produced by the body itself. Therefore, after surgery, patients should pay attention to adding blood-enriching ingredients to their diet, such as foods high in protein and iron.

3. Pay attention to eating more fresh vegetables and fruits, and pay attention to increasing the intake of foods rich in potassium, etc.

Jaw cyst refers to a cystic tumor containing fluid that appears in the jaw. It gradually increases in size and causes the jaw to expand and be destroyed. According to the cause of the disease, it can be divided into two categories: odontogenic and non-odontogenic. Odontogenic cysts are cysts that evolve from odontogenic tissue or teeth; non-odontogenic cysts can be developed and formed by the epithelium remaining in the jaw during embryonic development, such as facial fissure cysts, or they can be extravasated cysts caused by injury and aneurysmal bone cysts. You will need to stay in the hospital for about a week or longer after the operation. After the operation, special attention should be paid to the condition of the jaw to avoid wound infection. Get more rest, don’t drink alcohol, don’t eat spicy or other irritating foods. If the treatment is not effective, you should go to a regular hospital for diagnosis and treatment.

Jaw cysts can be classified according to their tissue origin and site of onset. Those that evolve from odontogenic tissue or tooth epithelium or epithelial remnants are called odontogenic jaw cysts, while cysts caused by residual epithelium of the embryonic period, blood-exudate cysts caused by injury, and aneurysmal bone cysts are called non-odontogenic jaw cysts. Common ones include odontogenic jaw cysts, which occur in the jaws and are related to odontogenic tissue and teeth. Depending on their sources, they are divided into apical cysts, which are caused by the stimulation of apical granulomas and chronic inflammation, leading to the proliferation of residual epithelial cells in the periodontal ligament. The center of the proliferative epithelial mass undergoes degeneration and liquefaction, and the surrounding tissue fluid continues to seep out, gradually forming a cyst, so it can also be called a periapical cyst. After surgery, you should pay attention to the following points:

1. Avoid greasy and high-animal fat foods.

2. Avoid overeating and overeating.

3. Avoid smoking, drinking and spicy food.

4. Avoid moldy, fried, smoked, and pickled foods.

5. Avoid hard, sticky and indigestible foods.