It usually takes 1 week to resume normal diet after removal of cardia polyp.
The cardia is the part of stomach connecting to esophagus, and the superfluous organisms appearing on the surface of cardia mucosa are called cardia polyps, which can be removed by gastroscopic surgery, and after removing cardia polyps, it is necessary to restrict the diet so as not to cause irritation to the surgical wounds, and it usually takes 1 week to resume normal diet.
After the removal of cardia polyps, only liquid food should be given in the form of small and frequent meals for 3 days, and semi-liquid food can be given for the following 3 days if no abnormal reaction occurs, and normal diet can be resumed after one week, but it is necessary to pay attention to not consuming spicy and greasy food as well as carbonic acid drinks, and not to drink alcohol.