How to care for lung cancer patients? Three clinical nursing measures for lung cancer

How to care for lung cancer patients is an issue that many patients' families are concerned about. Lung cancer is a tumor disease that is difficult to treat. Patients are troubled by the disease for a long time after becoming ill and suffer great pain both mentally and physically. Therefore, scientific care for patients can alleviate their pain and help them actively treat the disease and prolong their survival time.

How to care for lung cancer patients? The following three methods can be used for reference.

1. Relaxation analgesia method: Let the patient close his eyes, sigh, burp, etc., then lie flat and relax the body to perform abdominal breathing, or let the patient inhale and exhale slowly and deeply in a quiet environment to allow fresh air to enter the lungs, relax the body and mind, and relax the muscles to relieve pain.

2. Postoperative diet adjustment: Surgical trauma can cause dysfunction of the digestive system, so the patient's diet should be light, delicious and easy to digest. When choosing and supplementing food, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits. Fruits and vegetables are rich in vitamin C, which can block the formation of cancer cells. In addition, garlic also contains anti-cancer substances.

3. Psychological care: Late-stage patients often have anxiety, fear, sadness and other psychological problems. Family members and medical staff should try to create a warm and harmonious recuperation environment for patients, actively introduce information about the improvement of the condition to patients and encourage them to actively seek treatment. Family members' care will make patients feel safe and warm, and family members should pay more attention to communicating with patients and comforting them in time.

This article introduces in detail how to care for lung cancer patients. Family members should not only encourage everyone to actively cooperate with treatment, but also pay attention to communicating more with patients to reduce their psychological burden. At the same time, they should not relax the nursing work in daily life to improve the patient's quality of life.