What are the main nursing measures for liver cancer? Liver cancer patients should do three kinds of nursing care

Through clinical diagnosis and observation, it is found that liver disease may cause a variety of critical complications. For example, when primary liver cancer ruptures and bleeds, some patients may suffer from upper gastrointestinal bleeding and hepatic encephalopathy, and some patients may suffer from bile duct bleeding and show symptoms of upper gastrointestinal bleeding. These are matters that need to be paid attention to before surgery to avoid occurrence and to actively treat. Experts point out that postoperative care for liver cancer is a key factor in ensuring the prognosis and survival rate. There should be very strict requirements and professional mastery in this regard. Nursing includes a lot of things, such as dietary care, Chinese medicine conditioning, or exercise conditioning. Of course, it also includes other aspects, such as precautions. The following is a specific introduction to the nursing measures for liver cancer: 1: Observe the condition Through clinical diagnosis and observation, it is found that liver disease may cause a variety of critical complications. For example, when primary liver cancer ruptures and bleeds, some patients may suffer from upper gastrointestinal bleeding and hepatic encephalopathy, and some patients may suffer from bile duct bleeding and show symptoms of upper gastrointestinal bleeding. These are matters that need to be paid attention to before surgery to avoid occurrence and to actively treat. 2: Improve liver function Before surgery, patients should actively correct symptoms of malnutrition, anemia, hypoproteinemia and coagulation disorders, and take effective liver protection measures to ensure that patients have no obstacles during surgical treatment. 3: Prevention and treatment of infection Experts recommend that patients can use antibiotics two days before surgery to prevent infection before and after surgery, and reasonably arrange the time of administration, correctly choose the method and route of administration, pay attention to the side effects of drugs, avoid using drugs that are harmful to the liver, and pay attention to protecting the liver. The early symptoms of liver cancer are not typical, but fortunately, they have more obvious symptoms. It can be said that this is different from most other diseases. In this case, the key to timely detection lies in understanding the disease and timely self-examination or physical examination.