How to care for systemic edema in advanced lung cancer? Introduction to care methods for advanced lung cancer

In our lives, patients must understand their physical condition. Fever is a common symptom of cancer. Patients must pay attention to keeping warm to prevent colds and avoid more serious complications. Family members must help patients with corresponding physical and psychological care to improve their quality of life.

In our daily life, lung cancer patients should always pay attention to their physical condition, because the nutritional status of patients is relatively poor, most patients will have edema all over the body, and are very likely to develop bedsores. At this time, reasonable treatment measures must be taken as soon as possible. To avoid more serious complications, patients with advanced lung cancer are most likely to have edema all over the body, and care should pay attention to preventing bedsores.

The nutritional status of lung cancer patients is generally poor, and sometimes they are accompanied by more obvious edema. Most patients will feel very painful. If they do not pay attention to nursing measures, bedsores are very likely to occur, and they are very easy to spread and difficult to cure. It is very important to prevent bedsores and reduce local pressure. You should change your body position appropriately. When the body is under pressure, you should use air rings or cushions to avoid long-term pressure. Be sure to keep the skin clean, especially for patients with incontinence. Keeping the bed clean and tidy will help prevent the occurrence of bedsores.

In addition to preventing the occurrence of bedsores, lung cancer patients must pay attention to a healthy diet, choose a suitable diet, eat more foods rich in protein and carbohydrates, and supplement the various nutrients needed by the body. If the patient has a poor appetite, he should be provided with some easily digestible and highly nutritious foods. Always observe your physical condition. If you experience pain, you must tell your doctor as soon as possible so that the doctor can take reasonable medication for treatment.

Patients with advanced lung cancer will experience anxiety, fear, and sadness. At this time, family members and medical staff must constantly comfort the patients, ask them to actively accept the doctor's treatment, and provide them with a good living environment, so that they can maintain a good attitude and actively accept treatment, so that the disease can be controlled.

Patients with advanced lung cancer have poor physical conditions, so they must supplement their diet with a reasonable diet and eat more protein and carbohydrate-rich foods to improve their physical fitness. Supplementing with a reasonable diet will improve the patient's physical condition, which is very beneficial for controlling the disease.