What is the best nursing method for ovarian cancer

I believe everyone should be familiar with the harm of ovarian cancer, so it is very necessary for us to take good care of ovarian cancer . What are the best care methods for ovarian cancer? Let's take a look at the care methods for ovarian cancer.

Psychological care methods for ovarian cancer: Most ovarian cancer patients are in the advanced stage when they seek medical treatment, and the disease is prone to metastasis and recurrence. Most patients have undergone surgery and repeated chemotherapy. Some patients have poor therapeutic effects and lack confidence in the treatment. In addition, chemotherapy brings physical discomfort to patients that is difficult to express in words, and they are prone to anxiety, fear, and depression. Paclitaxel is expensive, which also puts a certain amount of financial pressure on patients. Paclitaxel causes hair loss, which is a heavy blow to female patients' love of beauty.

Nursing methods for prognosis of ovarian cancer: The short-term efficacy of ovarian cancer has been significantly improved with the development of clinical research and medical level, but the survival rate of advanced ovarian cancer is still declining with the extension of time. Now most people believe that the factors affecting the prognosis of ovarian cancer are mainly staging, residual lesion size and degree of tumor differentiation. Correct staging can guide the first treatment to be thorough and complete, laying a good foundation for future treatment. If Ⅰc is misdiagnosed as Ⅰa or Ⅰb, or invasive cancer is misdiagnosed or missed as borderline tumor, because the prognosis of the two is completely different, it will eventually lead to adverse results, so wrong diagnosis will inevitably affect the prognosis. The small size of the residual lesion is closely related to the prognosis, and the 5-year survival rate of well-differentiated is 60%, and that of poorly differentiated is 7%. The thoroughness of the first debulking surgery and the size of the residual tumor are also important factors affecting the prognosis. The prognosis of the elderly is worse than that of the young, because the elderly are more prone to poorly differentiated tumors. Others, such as pathological histological classification, are also related to the nursing methods for prognosis of ovarian cancer.

The above information is about the care of ovarian cancer. We must always provide good care for ovarian cancer so that the disease will not dare to approach us. Of course, it is still very important for patients receiving treatment to provide good care for ovarian cancer. Here I would like to wish the patients a speedy recovery.