Nursing methods for breast cancer patients

Breast cancer is a serious disease that causes serious harm to women during treatment, especially the side effects after surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy, which seriously affect women's physical and mental health. Therefore, the following aspects should be achieved in home care:

Spiritual care

After breast cancer treatment, such as resection or radiotherapy and chemotherapy, the body and appearance may change, causing women to have negative emotions and lose confidence in life. As family members, we should communicate more with patients, encourage them through our own words and actions, let them have an optimistic attitude, actively cooperate with treatment and do postoperative rehabilitation activities, and when there are emotional fluctuations, family members should promptly enlighten them to reduce mental pressure.

Life care

Family members should provide patients with a comfortable and warm recovery environment, keep patients in a good mood and comfortable, ensure adequate sleep, and appropriately encourage patients to engage in outdoor activities to promote blood circulation, enhance physical fitness, and better cooperate with treatment.

Diet care

The side effects of treatment may sometimes cause patients to have symptoms such as loss of appetite and nausea, so more attention should be paid to the combination of diet to stimulate the patient's appetite as much as possible. In addition, attention should be paid to nutrition, and more foods rich in vitamins and trace elements should be eaten to enhance the patient's physical fitness. You can also eat some anti-cancer foods in moderation, such as mangoes, which can effectively inhibit and prevent breast cancer.