Attention should be paid to the nursing work of breast cancer

There are four aspects of nursing care for breast cancer. The first is psychological care, which focuses on increasing confidence in overcoming the disease. The second is dietary care, which aims to restore the body. The third is life care and avoiding complications. The following is an introduction to nursing care for breast cancer patients:

Care for late-stage adenocarcinoma First of all, in daily diet, it is advisable to eat foods such as kelp and seaweed that have the function of resolving phlegm, softening and dispersing nodules; gastrointestinal reactions and bone marrow suppression are prone to occur during chemotherapy in the late stage of breast cancer, so you can eat sugarcane juice, fresh fruit juice, bergamot, etc.; you should reduce fatty foods, eat less fatty meat, and eat less spicy foods.

People should not be trapped by the question of how long they can live with breast cancer in the advanced stage and affect their mood for treatment, nor should they believe in advertisements that claim that a certain drug can help patients with breast cancer live longer. There is no definite answer to the question of how long patients can live with breast cancer in the advanced stage. The most important thing is to receive regular treatment as soon as possible.

People should build up confidence, understand their own condition, and find the most appropriate treatment. With the continuous improvement of treatment methods, minimally invasive interventional treatment is increasingly used in the treatment of advanced breast cancer, making the survival time of patients with advanced breast cancer significantly higher than before.

If the patient is in the late stage of breast cancer, he or she must pay attention to treatment, which can be said to be the only way to prolong the patient's life. In treatment, it is necessary to consider the patient's physical condition, such as constitution and body immunity. Surgical treatment measures are generally not taken in the late stage because patients often cannot bear it.