Whether patients can eat kiwifruit after surgery should be objectively analyzed according to different types of surgeries and whether the gastrointestinal function of the patient has fully recovered after surgery. If the patient is operated for abdominal wall lipoma and the gastrointestinal function is not significantly affected, in this case, the patient can eat kiwifruit after the operation, which is rich in vitamins and is helpful for the healing of the incision. Secondly, if the patient has undergone surgery to repair the perforation of the digestive tract, and after the surgery, the patient has serious infection in the abdominal cavity, as well as a large amount of fluid and pus, and the gastrointestinal function has not fully recovered. In this case, if the patient is given kiwifruit, it will not only be unfavorable to the recovery of the patient’s condition, but also may cause recurrent perforation of the surgical site and progressive aggravation of the abdominal infection, which will lead to serious complications, so kiwifruit is not recommended for the patient in this case.