Nursing methods for advanced lymphoma

For patients with lymphoma, professional treatment is indispensable, but patient care is also an issue that cannot be ignored. Nowadays, there are many patients with lymphoma. The family members of patients should first help patients build confidence in curing the disease, and adjusting their diet is also very important.

1. Face the reality and shoulder the heavy responsibility. When the patient is diagnosed, the family members should first be able to bear the blow and try to control their emotions. At the same time, they should encourage the patient to actively accept treatment, try their best to make the patient feel the love and support of the family, and enhance the confidence to overcome the disease.

2. Dispel the patient's idea of ​​giving up treatment, tell the patient the condition frankly, and let him know the content and method of the treatment, possible side effects, and the best possible outcome of the treatment. Help the patient build up a strong fighting spirit.

3. Make every effort to share the patient's pain. Families should strengthen communication and help each other. Do not shirk responsibility or complain, so that the patient does not worry about family affairs.

4. During the long-term treatment, family relationships may become tense. Inappropriate words or attitude changes of family members may bring negative emotions to patients, such as pessimism or depression, which is very detrimental to recovery. Family members should fully understand the pain and mood of patients, pay attention to their words and deeds, and create a relaxing environment to relieve patients' tension and anxiety.

Nowadays, lymphoma has become a common disease in our lives. Although there are many treatments for lymphoma, the mortality rate of this disease is also very high. In the process of treating the disease, patient care measures are indispensable, and active treatment can ensure the treatment effect.