How to provide psychological care for advanced liver cancer? Psychological care measures for advanced liver cancer

Liver cancer is a common malignant tumor in our lives. There are many patients with this disease. Although there are many ways to treat liver cancer, it is not easy to cure. While treating the disease, patients should also pay attention to their own mental adjustment to ensure the treatment effect.

Acceptance psychology. Usually, after treatment, patients begin to accept the fact that they have the disease, their hearts gradually become calm, they are willing to accept treatment, and they place hope on treatment. Medical staff should promptly apply suggestive treatment methods, publicize the significance of treatment, and eliminate unfavorable factors for treatment, such as social factors, family factors, etc.

Fear. If the patient refuses surgery for a long time due to fear and despair, it will only lead to the gradual deterioration of the condition. Therefore, nursing staff should sympathize with the patient, comfort him, encourage him to actively accept treatment, so as not to delay the condition, and emphasize the role of psychology in the condition, and encourage the patient to accept treatment with a positive attitude.

Pessimism. When patients learn that they have the disease, they will inevitably feel pessimistic and disappointed, which will lead to depression and unhappiness. At this time, nursing staff should show care, explain that the disease is being treated, and emphasize that a good mood is conducive to the prognosis of the disease.

Suspicion. In life, many patients often show unhealthy mental states such as restlessness, nervousness, and suspicion when they learn that they have cancer. How to care for advanced liver cancer at this time? This requires nursing staff to be cautious in words and deeds, answer the questions raised by patients scientifically and tactfully, and not speak directly to reduce the degree of shock to patients, so as to prevent patients from losing confidence in treatment.

Disappointment or optimism. Because everyone's physique and adaptability are different, the treatment effect is also different. Some patients have their condition under control, are good at adjusting their mood, and live in a harmonious emotional environment. Patients are in an optimistic state for a long time.

The patient's mentality plays a key role in the treatment of the disease, but liver cancer is not an easily cured disease. After contracting the disease, the patient should receive treatment as soon as possible. In daily life, we should also pay attention to disease prevention, so as to effectively avoid the disease and avoid the trouble of the disease.