Hyoid fracture, swelling and pressure pain in the hyoid bone area can be seen on physical examination, and sometimes a fragmentary bone rubbing sound can be palpated. It is mostly seen in various blunt force contusions of the anterior neck, such as boxing injuries, strangulation injuries, car accidents, etc. It can also be due to violent muscle strain injuries. It has been reported in the literature that strong swallowing movements and sudden neck hyperextension and twisting can result in hyoid bone fractures. What are the dietary considerations for swelling and pressure pain in the hyoid bone area? Patients with swelling and pressure pain in the hyoid bone area are advised to eat foods rich in calcium and phosphorus elements; foods rich in anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving foods; foods rich in high protein; stimulating drinks; foods rich in fats and oils; and foods that are not easily digested. Food: Chicken is a food rich in calcium, phosphorus and other mineral elements, which can be easily absorbed by the intestinal mucosa and promote the recovery of fracture. Lychee: Lychee has the effect of reducing swelling and relieving pain, which helps to relieve the pain caused by the fracture site and is helpful for the recovery of fracture patients. U fish: U fish soup is rich in high quality protein nutrients, promote the absorption of intestinal nutrients, improve immunity, enhance the ability to resist disease, which is beneficial to the recovery of patients. Avoid food White wine: white wine contains alcohol, which tends to stimulate the gastrointestinal mucosa, nourish the absorption of nutrients in the gastrointestinal tract, inhibit the absorption of calcium and phosphorus, and is not good for the recovery of fracture patients. Lard: Patients with fractures need to rest in bed for a longer period of time. Lard is rich in grease and tends to nourish bacteria, which is not conducive to the recovery of patients. Screw meat: Screw meat is a difficult food to digest, which can easily lead to slow intestinal peristalsis and abdominal distension, which is not conducive to the patient’s recovery.