There is no authoritative information on what soups to drink after plasma cell mastitis surgery, patients can drink nutritious and digestive soups, such as chicken broth and fish soup, but only after the resumption of ventilation. Patients should improve their diet and pay attention to postoperative care after plasma cell mastitis surgery. There is no clear clinical information on what kind of soup to drink after surgery for plasma cell mastitis. It is recommended that patients eat light and nutritious food that is easy to digest after surgery, such as chicken soup, fish soup, pork chop soup, etc., but they should not eat too much to prevent gastrointestinal discomforts such as gastric bloating and abdominal distension. In addition, patients should not eat until they have regained ventilation after surgery. Patients with postoperative plasma cell mastitis should adjust their diet and eat less spicy and stimulating foods, such as chili peppers, ginger and peppercorns. Patients should ensure that the wound area is clean and dry after surgery and should not be exposed to water. Patients should also wear loose underwear to avoid binding the breasts. Patients with postoperative plasma cell mastitis can have proper intake of easy-to-digest soup, and patients should follow the doctor’s instructions for review, which can avoid postoperative complications.