Avoid heavy lifting and hard exercise for about one to two weeks. Diet can return to normal gradually, with fatty foods limited at first. Full recovery usually takes two to three weeks, though this varies by patient.
As with any surgery, there can be risks such as bleeding, infection, or injury to nearby structures. In rare cases, the surgeon may need to switch to open surgery for safety. These risks are explained clearly before the procedure.
Some patients find it helpful to reduce fatty foods at first, but most return to a normal diet over time.
