Effective nursing methods for patients with cervical cancer

The treatment of cervical cancer is a long process. Patients must maintain a good attitude and actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment. Care for cervical cancer during the treatment process is also very important. Here I will introduce to you the care methods for cervical cancer, hoping to be helpful to everyone.

1. Provide psychological care.

Different psychological care should be implemented for different psychological problems. For those who are mainly anxious and fearful, we should be kind and gentle, use euphemistic words to comfort them, explain things to them in a simple and easy-to-understand way, and help them overcome their fear; for those who are mainly pessimistic and desperate, we should patiently guide them, help them face reality, cheer up, establish a correct outlook on life, and inspire their sense of responsibility for life, family, children, and society; for those who are mainly lonely and depressed, we should warmly care for them and take the initiative to talk to them, use the improvement of their condition as an example, and build their confidence in cooperating with treatment.

2Psychological care for pain

Pain is a common symptom of cancer surgery patients. We take various measures such as distraction and the use of analgesic pumps to relieve pain. We also inform patients that pain itself can cause serious physiological and psychological reactions, and negative psychology can aggravate pain, so that patients can eliminate the fear of pain. This is a very important step in the care of cervical cancer.

3. Introduce the environment and treatment plan.

Nursing staff should take the initiative to introduce the hospital's environment, conditions, doctors and nurses in charge, and previous successful cases to gain the patient's trust and put him or her in the best psychological state. Once the surgery is confirmed, the necessity, reliability, and relevant precautions and knowledge of the surgery should be introduced to the patient and his or her family in a timely manner to eliminate the patient's doubts and obtain the understanding and support of the patient and his or her family.

4. Patients’ lack of understanding of their illness often brings negative effects.

In clinic, many family members often conceal the true condition of the patient for the purpose of protecting the patient, which makes the patient more suspicious and increases the mental burden. Some patients will also have mental burden because they know too much about the condition. In this regard, we believe that under the premise of protecting the patient's privacy and not causing major stimulation to the patient, we should choose appropriate opportunities and methods to tell the patient and his family about the condition, medical measures, and medical risks, and answer the questions of the patient and his family in a timely manner, so that the patient can understand the medical process and reduce the impact of negative emotions.

5. Strengthen the social support system.

Studies have shown that whether family members can give spiritual support and encouragement to patients often plays an important role in the patient's condition and outcome. In this regard, we must do a good job in the ideological work of family members and relatives, suggest that they visit patients more often, do not let patients worry about family matters and financial issues, provide them with opportunities to talk and vent with a tolerant attitude, and give them more emotional support, so that patients can fully enjoy the warmth of the family and build up confidence in overcoming the disease.

6. Encourage patients to express negative emotions and abnormal symptoms in a timely manner.

We should talk more with others, care and be considerate of others, guide them to speak their true feelings, and express their repressed emotions in time to alleviate negative psychology.

7 For some elderly people, due to their stubborn character, they will become more stubborn after becoming ill, and often have emotions such as irritability, suspicion, loneliness, etc.

In this regard, we nurses should understand and comfort patients more, chat with them more, listen to their stories patiently, make them feel respected, psychologically comforted, and emotionally understood and satisfied.

The above is the introduction to the care of cervical cancer. Only by eliminating the negative psychology and cooperating with the treatment can the cure rate be guaranteed. If you want to know more about cervical cancer, please consult online experts.

For more information, please visit the cervical cancer disease special topic at http://www..com.cn/zhongliu/gj/ or consult an expert for free. The expert will then give a detailed answer based on the patient's specific situation.