Minimally invasive surgery for prostate enlargement itself does not affect eating, and it is possible to eat on the day after the surgery, depending on the patient’s own condition, postoperative recovery, and the status of gastrointestinal function. Minimally invasive surgery for prostate enlargement is a non-intestinal type of surgery, that is, it does not directly affect the function of the gastrointestinal tract, but due to anesthesia, it is generally recommended to drink water appropriately for 6 hours after the operation, and to eat a small amount of semi-fluid food, and it is generally recommended to gradually change to a normal diet after exhaustion, or else it is prone to bloating and discomfort, especially for some of the elderly people, the recovery may be a little slower. If you want to undergo minimally invasive prostate surgery, please choose a regular hospital, the specific postoperative recovery depends on the patient’s condition, whether you can eat need to consult a specialized physician.