What are the nursing care for patients with cerebral hemorrhage?

Cerebral hemorrhage is a very common physical disease in real life. It not only affects physical health, but also affects normal life and work. Cerebral hemorrhage can easily lead to some complications. In addition to treatment, daily care is also very important after cerebral hemorrhage. You need to keep your blood pressure normal, pay attention to rest and eat regularly.

Nursing Care of Patients with Cerebral Hemorrhage

1. Live a regular life, pay attention to rest and avoid fatigue.

2. Keep your emotions stable, avoid emotional excitement, and reduce visits; keep bowel movements smooth, avoid coughing hard, and prevent further bleeding.

3. Patients with limb paralysis and language dysfunction should undergo functional training as early as possible, proceed step by step and persevere.

4. Take medication correctly as prescribed by your doctor, actively control hypertension, and keep blood pressure stable.

5. Eat a balanced diet, quit smoking and drinking, and eat more fruits and vegetables.

6. Regular review.

Six nursing knowledge for patients with cerebral hemorrhage

1. After the rescue of cerebral hemorrhage, the patient must rest in bed for 2 weeks. The head can be gently turned left and right, but cannot be raised. The limbs should move slightly every 2 hours to improve blood circulation. The patient cannot get out of bed to urinate or defecate on his own to avoid another cerebral hemorrhage.

2. The main cause of cerebral hemorrhage is high blood pressure and arteriosclerosis caused by high blood pressure. Therefore, you must strictly follow the doctor's instructions to take antihypertensive drugs on time and in the right amount to prevent blood pressure fluctuations from aggravating the condition.

3. Patients with cerebral hemorrhage need a quiet and comfortable rest environment, so within 2 weeks of onset, it is best to visit the patient less often. This will allow the patient to maintain a stable and calm mood and avoid re-bleeding.

4. Patients will experience headaches during the course of cerebral hemorrhage. The pain varies from person to person and may manifest as swelling, tingling, severe pain, etc. Headache is the most common symptom in the early stages of cerebral hemorrhage. Don't be nervous. You can massage the patient's head appropriately to relieve the pain.

5. Bed sores are prone to occur due to long-term bed rest, so patients with cerebral hemorrhage should be given more massages on the pressure points and their skin should be kept dry and clean. Especially for the elderly, long-term bed rest is prone to lung infection, so they should be turned over and patted on the back more often to help them cough up phlegm.

6. Reasonable dietary conditioning can help cure cerebral hemorrhage. When caring for patients with cerebral hemorrhage, you can give them natural anticoagulant and passive lipid foods, foods rich in arginine and other kidney-tonifying and essence-replenishing foods, and foods rich in folic acid. Pay attention to eating small meals frequently, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and drink more boiled water.