How to deal with fluid accumulation after colon cancer surgery

Surgery is a common method for treating colon cancer. Many patients will use it, but it also brings some side effects. Fluid accumulation is a common complication after surgery. If it is not treated in time, it will bring greater pain. So, what should I do if there is fluid accumulation after colon cancer surgery? The following is a detailed introduction to the treatment method. I hope that patients can go to the hospital for treatment in time after understanding it, and don't delay the disease.

Fluid accumulation after colon cancer surgery

From a medical point of view, physical treatment is more appropriate for ascites and fluid accumulation problems caused by tumors. Extracting the accumulated fluid can only relieve temporary symptoms.

1. Mental care: It is unfortunate to have colorectal cancer. Extremely painful psychological emotions such as fear, anxiety, and despair will follow. Some patients are open-minded and face reality. They are often treated much better than those who are frightened by cancer and don't know what to do. If a person is mentally devastated, even the best treatment and care will be in vain.

2. Adjust your daily life: The care of rectal cancer requires appropriate new adjustments to your daily life. Many cancer patients are used to a busy working life. After they get sick, they suddenly slow down their pace of life, feel at a loss psychologically, and have a sense of weightlessness. At this time, the patient should rearrange his or her life, regularize his or her daily life, and receive treatment. He or she should also cultivate interests and hobbies in life from many aspects and seek new spiritual sustenance. This is conducive to the regulation and stability of the internal environment and also plays a positive role in the recovery of the disease.

Warm reminder: The above is the treatment method for fluid accumulation after colon cancer surgery. Since each person's condition is different, the patient needs to be treated under the guidance of a doctor. It is inevitable that patients will have complications during the treatment process, so establish a good mentality, look at your condition correctly, and face the treatment with a positive attitude. In addition, family members should do a good job of nursing, try to reduce the patient's pain and improve the condition.