Nursing measures for prostate cancer

Prostate cancer is a tumor that is very harmful to the human body. In daily life, pay attention to avoid compressing the prostate, take proper rest and change body position in time. So, what are the nursing measures for prostate cancer?

Because prostate cancer patients cannot control urination, their quality of life is seriously affected. Long-term urinary incontinence is prone to secondary urinary tract and perineal skin infections. Therefore, patients who experience temporary urinary incontinence after catheter removal should be fully prepared mentally. We invite patients who have recovered from surgery to share their personal experiences to help them overcome postoperative tension and anxiety and build confidence in treatment.

Care for urethral anastomotic stenosis is also one of the care measures for patients with prostate cancer. If the patient has progressive thinning of the urine stream and difficulty urinating, it should be considered that the urethral anastomotic stenosis may be the cause. Patients are advised to keep the urethral opening clean to avoid the occurrence of complications of prostate cancer. Appropriate physical exercise can enhance the body's immunity and disease resistance.

In addition to receiving standardized treatment as early as possible, prostate cancer patients should pay attention to relevant conditioning and nursing care and develop good living and eating habits so that they can recover their health as soon as possible and protect themselves from unnecessary harm.