After lung nodule surgery, patients are generally required not to drink or try to drink as little coffee as possible. Coffee contains caffeine and other substances, which will cause the patient’s cough to aggravate and is not conducive to recovery.
Drinking a lot of coffee after lung nodule surgery may cause symptoms such as worsening of cough, in addition to caffeine’s property of stimulating the human cerebral cortex, it may also cause over-excitement and other symptoms, which may lead to the patient’s rest, recovery is not in place, and even aggravate the condition in serious cases, so the patient should drink fewer stimulating beverages, such as coffee and certain functional beverages after the operation.
Lung nodules are usually caused by dust inhalation in the environment and family medical history, and show different symptoms depending on the organ involved, such as coughing and sputum.
Patients should have regular checkups, go to the hospital for diagnosis after a relapse, and eat more protein foods, such as eggs, to speed up the recovery of the surgical wound.