How to take care of bladder cancer

The treatment of bladder cancer requires a lot of care. Some people just don't know how to do the corresponding care and don't have enough knowledge. Therefore, they can't do targeted treatment during treatment. Here's how to do the care for bladder cancer.

Practice the correct method of turning over. You can turn over in bed 6 hours after the operation. When turning over, the movement should be gentle and the body should be slowly turned to the other side. For patients with drainage tubes, the drainage tubes should be clamped first and placed on the opposite side, then turned over and fixed. At the same time, pay attention to keeping the drainage tubes unobstructed, do not fold or pull them, and prevent them from slipping off.

Psychological guidance. Patients often feel nervous and worried before surgery. High tension can affect the patient's physical health, causing insomnia, difficulty falling asleep, easy awakening, and dreaminess. This can cause the patient's mental state to be poor, which can affect the anesthesia effect during surgery. It can also cause a loss of appetite, resulting in a decrease in the body's nutritional status and low immunity, and it is easy to develop some complications after surgery.

We should provide good psychological care for patients, patiently explain the surgery and anesthesia, advanced medical equipment and technology to patients, and alleviate their concerns. At the same time, we should encourage patients to tell the responsible nurses about their thoughts, opinions and concerns so as to resolve their tension.

Patients can be encouraged to chat with patients who have recovered from the same disease, listen to their experiences, and read more newspapers and magazines, which can distract attention and reduce tension. Patients who are pessimistic and disappointed should be encouraged not to give up the opportunity for treatment. Modern tumor treatment methods and means are relatively scientific and advanced. Even recurrent or advanced tumors can be improved through comprehensive treatment methods to eliminate patients' pessimism and enhance their confidence in defeating the disease.

For most people, the treatment of bladder cancer must be carried out from these aspects. Some people do not know what effect these care measures can have, so they often ignore them during treatment. I hope these introductions can help everyone recover soon.