Common postoperative care for uterine cancer patients should know

"What are the common postoperative care methods for uterine cancer?" Many people must have this question. Uterine cancer is a common disease. Now, let the experts introduce to you what are the common postoperative care methods for uterine cancer. I hope to help you better understand the common postoperative care methods for uterine cancer .

(1) Strengthening patrols, closely observing the condition, and predicting whether uterine cancer patients need painkillers or other pain relief measures are the most common postoperative care for uterine cancer.

(2) Postoperative care for uterine cancer requires a response to the patient's complaint of pain, such as expressing concern and taking appropriate measures.

(3) Giving painkillers as directed by the doctor is also common postoperative care for uterine cancer. Tell uterine cancer patients to take medication 12 hours apart and to swallow the entire tablet without chewing it. If nausea or vomiting occurs, report it to the doctor immediately so that symptomatic treatment can be given.

(4) After taking the medicine, the analgesic effect can be evaluated and recorded as follows: ① complete relief (CR), completely pain-free; ② partial relief (PR), pain is significantly relieved compared to before medication, and sleep is basically undisturbed; ③ mild relief (MR), pain is relieved compared to before medication, but obvious pain is still felt; ④ no effect (NR), no pain relief compared to before treatment. Postoperative care for uterine cancer must be taken seriously.

(5) Guide uterine cancer patients to use relaxation techniques. If conditions permit, use music therapy to select slow-paced, elegant music that matches the patient's mood based on the patient's hobbies, age, education level, occupation, mental state, etc., and play it at irregular intervals to distract the patient from the pain. This is also very important postoperative care for uterine cancer.

To sum up, this is an analysis and introduction of common postoperative care methods for uterine cancer. What do you think after reading it? I hope everyone can pay more attention to it in life and do a good job of prevention. Here, I also wish the patients a speedy recovery.