How to take good care of patients after liver cancer surgery?

There are many modern methods for treating liver cancer, and surgery is a common method for treating liver cancer. How to take good care of liver cancer after liver cancer surgery? Liver cancer care is helpful for the patient's recovery. In order to understand how to take good care of liver cancer, let the experts introduce liver cancer care to us.

Patients should pay attention to postoperative liver cancer care and avoid postoperative infection, which is the key to ensuring the effectiveness of the surgery and physical recovery.

Most liver cancer patients have poor appetite, heavy mental burdens, and low body resistance, which is particularly evident after liver cancer surgery. Patients undergoing liver cancer surgery must follow the doctor's orders to use antibiotics. The nursing of liver cancer patients must closely observe the infusion speed and strictly implement the incompatibility taboos to ensure the effective concentration of antibiotics.

When caring for liver cancer, you should also pay attention to changes in your body temperature, your breathing rhythm and frequency, whether you have complications such as chest tightness or chest pain, and to detect pleural effusion or subphrenic abscess early.

When caring for liver cancer, patients should be assisted to turn over, pat their backs, and massage the pressure areas regularly to prevent bedsores. Patients should be instructed to take deep breaths and cough and expectorate effectively, and nebulized inhalation should be given to prevent pulmonary complications. Aseptic operation procedures should be strictly followed. For patients with indwelling catheters, the urethra should be cleaned twice a day with iodine cotton balls, the catheters should be replaced regularly, and the bladder should be flushed regularly to ensure good care for liver cancer.

The above is an introduction to liver cancer care. Now you have a better understanding of liver cancer care. If you have any questions about liver cancer care, please consult our online experts, who will answer them for you. I wish you a speedy recovery.

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