Rehabilitation care for lymphoma

I believe everyone knows how terrible lymphoma is, but if we don't treat it in time, it will be even more terrible. Early treatment is very useful, so we must find it at the first time and treat it at the first time. And we must do a good job of daily care while treating it. Below, we will give you relevant introductions.

When a patient has a fever, he should report to the doctor in time and take appropriate measures in time. When breathing is obstructed and he cannot breathe normally, he should be given high-flow oxygen according to the doctor's instructions, and keep in a semi-recumbent position to avoid suffocation, and use an appropriate amount of sedatives. When the infiltration reaches the bones, he should avoid activities as much as possible and stay in bed to prevent complications caused by trauma.

In daily life, the patient's systemic symptoms should be closely observed, and attention should be paid to the location, size and characteristics of lymph node enlargement, whether there is deep compression, etc. When the patient has systemic symptoms such as anemia, fatigue, fever and skin itching, sufficient attention should be paid. When the patient has symptoms such as severe cough, dyspnea and compression of the superior vena cava due to swollen mediastinal lymph nodes, special attention should be paid to whether there is bone infiltration, and pathological fractures and spinal cord compression should be prevented.

Experts say that the key to life care for lymphoma is diet. Patients often experience anorexia, nausea, vomiting, dry mouth, stomach discomfort and bloating after radiotherapy and chemotherapy. At this time, according to the nutritionist's advice, a variety of diets should be formulated to ensure good color, aroma, taste and shape. Give high-calorie, high-protein, vitamin-rich, easily digestible food and drink plenty of water.

The above is a brief introduction to how we can do a good job in nursing. I wonder if it is helpful to you. The horror of lymphoma makes us have to prevent it. If you have lymphoma, the editor still recommends that you seek medical attention immediately. The earlier the treatment, the more hope there is.