Psychological care for breast cancer patients

The pain and despair of patients with breast cancer can be imagined, but it should be noted that a depressed mood has a very negative impact on the treatment effect. In order to improve the treatment effect, it is necessary to reduce the psychological pressure of patients, find ways to alleviate the pain of patients, and build up their confidence in defeating breast cancer. Therefore, ensuring that patients are in a good mood and using ginsenoside rh2 and other commonly used breast cancer auxiliary treatment drugs to strengthen the body's immune function are the prerequisites for recovery and the spiritual pillar for defeating breast cancer. So where should psychological care for breast cancer start?

Ancient Chinese medicine has long pointed out that "when the heart beats, all the internal organs shake." People often say that "people's emotions are the best medicine for their own diseases." We must correctly understand breast cancer, treat breast cancer correctly, build confidence in defeating the disease, and eliminate unhealthy emotions such as fear and depression as soon as possible. Only when the spirit is lifted and the will is firm can the medicine work better and the immune system can function better. This is indeed the case. Many breast cancer patients who have been cured or improved have all talked about the important role of mental factors.

Therefore, psychological care for breast cancer should first understand the negative emotions that are common during the course of breast cancer, and start from these aspects to care and protect breast cancer patients.

1. Inferiority complex. Most breast cancer patients are female. They are afraid of being disliked by their husbands because of breast disease or changes in appearance. Especially introverted female patients, because of the great pain and discomfort they endure, their emotions are very unstable. The change in personality makes them often vent their emotions to their relatives and medical staff. Therefore, as family members, especially lovers, we should give more care to patients. Treating patients as normal people is the best way.

2. A strong desire to survive after the despair period. After going through different psychological processes, the patient returns to a calm state and is ready to accept the facts. He or she has a positive attitude towards the treatment of breast cancer. Especially for patients who are undergoing chemotherapy after surgery, they blindly rely on chemotherapy drugs and ignore their own immune status.

3. Drug resistance. After a period of chemotherapy, patients often experience severe chemotherapy reactions, which manifest as nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, hair loss, vascular damage and other pains. Because of the above adverse reactions, patients become depressed, depressed and lose confidence in fighting the disease again, which is extremely unfavorable for treatment. Faced with such patients, medical staff should take timely and effective psychological care measures for breast cancer patients and let patients take some drugs to alleviate adverse reactions. Ginsenoside Rh2 has a good effect on inhibiting the side effects caused by chemotherapy, which can build up patients' confidence in defeating the disease as soon as possible.

4. Fear of breast cancer. Due to different levels of understanding of malignant tumors, patients often have a fear of death, sleeplessness, and repeatedly ask medical staff and patients with the same disease for information related to their own disease. At this time, medical staff and family members should give patients more patience and try to explain the patient's condition in detail in a relatively objective language.

5. Doubt the accuracy of the test results. Most patients diagnosed with breast cancer suspect that it is a misdiagnosis, and they are psychologically conflicted and emotionally nervous. They try every means to obtain information about breast cancer tests and diagnostic methods from various channels.

6. Pessimism and disappointment. Once patients learn that they have breast cancer, they often become extremely pessimistic and disappointed, depressed, indecisive, indifferent to treatment measures, and even have desperate thoughts of committing suicide.

In general, the psychological care of breast cancer can be traced back to the fact that the biggest psychological fear of patients is caused by physical discomfort during the treatment of breast cancer. The rare substance ginsenoside Rh2 in ginseng can quickly improve the autoimmune function of breast cancer patients, inhibit the proliferation of cancer cells, and control the metastasis and deterioration of cancer cells. It also has anti-inflammatory, analgesic, calming and tranquilizing effects. Generally, patients take medication for 37 days at the fastest and 10-15 days at the slowest, with significant effects, improved symptoms and reduced pain. In addition, for patients in the middle and late stages or patients who are not suitable for surgery, radiotherapy or chemotherapy, as well as those with postoperative recurrence and metastasis, it can achieve long-term survival with tumors and greatly improve the quality of life of patients.