Nursing diagnosis measures for bladder cancer

Bladder cancer is a serious disease and many patients will be in very poor physical condition after developing this disease. Generally, surgery is used for treatment. At the same time, the patient's diet is very important. We must do a good job of nursing to minimize the patient's pain. So what are the nursing diagnosis measures for bladder cancer?

Bladder cancer is something we cannot ignore. First of all, patients need to judge whether they have bladder cancer, mainly based on their own physical condition. If there is hematuria, it is generally caused by tumor rupture and bleeding. Hematuria can be more or less. When it is more, it can be seen with the naked eye. When it is less, red blood cells can be seen in the urine under a microscope. Bladder cancer hematuria is generally visible to the naked eye throughout the entire urination process. The urine is bloody during the entire urination process.

Bladder cancer patients should undergo surgery and take related nursing measures after the surgery, because patients can eat after the surgery, but they should mainly eat nutritious and crude fiber foods, and must avoid greasy, spicy and irritating foods to prevent patients from constipation. After the complete resection of bladder cancer patients, the wound surface is large and there is a lot of bleeding. The patient's vital signs should be closely observed to ensure the smoothness of blood transfusion and infusion.

Many patients should observe the blood flow of the urinary stoma at any time after the operation. If complications occur, the wound and the stoma should be kept clean and dry in time. At the same time, daily care measures should be taken to prevent the condition from getting worse. The most common surgery for bladder cancer patients is electrosurgical resection. At the same time, after the operation, blood clots should be prevented from blocking the urethra. Routine vaginal flushing can be performed for 3 days, and the color of urine from bladder flushing can be observed, and the flushing speed can be adjusted in time.

Bladder cancer is a serious urinary system disease. Many patients will have hematuria throughout the course of the disease, with a large number of red blood cells in the urine. The patient's mental state is very poor. Family members should try their best to comfort the patient and ask the patient to actively accept treatment so that the disease can be cured!