What are the aspects of the nursing plan for bone cancer

Bone cancer is very harmful to the human body. It also affects the patient's normal life and adds a lot of trouble to the family. How to provide comprehensive care for bone cancer patients? In fact, this is far from enough to achieve comprehensive care. Let's take a look at the care plan for bone cancer.

1. Psychological care for bone cancer:

All patients have different degrees of fear. For example, ordinary patients may have pessimism, despair, and a sense of impending death, while divorced patients may feel lonely and abandoned.

2. Pain care for bone cancer:

The pain of bone cancer patients is characterized by local fixed, persistent dull pain, which is especially obvious at night, aggravated by activities (such as changing body position, walking, etc.), and relieved by rest. Therefore, patients should minimize activities of the affected area, maintain a comfortable body position, and complete various nursing operations as much as possible to avoid touching the painful area.

3. Nursing for metastatic bone cancer:

Patients with bone metastasis should not continue with chemotherapy or radiotherapy because their immune function is low and their resistance is reduced.

4. Nutrition and dietary health care:

Food is the material basis for cancer patients' recovery. Paying attention to the diet of cancer patients and providing reasonable and adequate nutrition can enhance the body's resistance.

5. Health prevention care:

Cancer patients often have four psychological problems: role disorder, regression and dependence, anxiety and depression

6. Braking and sports care:

Since bone tumor patients have tumors in weight-bearing parts such as the trunk and limbs, they often need to restrict limb movement or immobilize once diagnosed.