You can eat bacon and salami in small quantities 3 weeks after total hysterectomy, but your diet should still be light and easy to digest, and you should ensure that you eat high-calorie, high-protein foods.
Bacon and bologna are high in salt and fat and are not digestible. Patients 3 weeks after total hysterectomy are not recommended to eat a large amount of food, but can consume a small amount, and should ensure the intake of fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as cereals to promote digestion.
Three weeks after the removal of the uterus surgery patients have a preliminary recovery, at this time to eat light and easy to digest food, is conducive to the absorption of nutrients, can reduce the burden on the stomach and intestines, to reduce gastrointestinal flatulence, constipation and other situations. At the same time, you need to ensure that lean meat, eggs, dairy and other high-protein, high-calorie food intake, in order to facilitate the recovery of the disease.