What are the methods to prevent cervical cancer? What are the nursing measures for cervical cancer patients?

Usually we need to pay attention to cervical cancer, because the disease directly and seriously affects the body and is not easy to cure. We must pay attention to the occurrence of the disease. Usually in daily life, we must also pay attention to factors, effectively treat it, and avoid work impacts. So, what are the common causes of cervical cancer?

Common causes of cervical cancer

1. Early sexual life: If women start sexual life early, especially those who have sexual intercourse before the age of 18, the incidence of cervical cancer is 4 times that of women who have sexual intercourse after the age of 18. Especially women who have sexually transmitted diseases such as syphilis and gonorrhea early, the incidence of cervical cancer is 6 times that of normal women. It has been confirmed that if women have sex with multiple men, they will have more cervical cancer. In addition, women who have multiple births have a higher chance of cervical cancer.

2. Having cervical lesions or other gynecological diseases: Patients are not the independent cause of cervical cancer, because they also indicate defects in the immune system. Delayed gynecological diseases may also become a trigger, which also sounds the alarm for the prevention of cervical cancer.

3. Genetic factors: Cervical cancer is related to heredity. If women are stimulated by certain physical or chemical factors for a long time in their daily lives, their reproductive cells will be deformed. Their offspring often suffer from cancer after birth.

4. Multiple pregnancies: As the number of pregnancies increases, the incidence of cervical cancer increases. Women who give birth to more than 7 children are more likely to have cervical cancer than women who give birth to 1 child. The incidence of cervical cancer in women with 2 pregnancies is more than 10 times higher.

5. Smoking and other factors: Cervical cancer often occurs in women with low socioeconomic status. Women who smoke are twice as likely to develop cervical cancer as non-smokers. In addition, different living habits in different regions may also affect the incidence of cervical cancer. Women's low immune function and bad mental factors are related to the occurrence of cervical cancer.

Dietary care measures for patients with cervical cancer

In fact, in the early stages of cervical cancer, the impact on the digestive tract is minimal. To improve the patient's disease resistance and immune function, nutrition, protein, sugar, fat, vitamins, etc. should be supplemented as much as possible. After surgery, the diet is restored to replenish qi and blood, and the essence of the essence is replenished, such as yam, longan, mulberry, wolfberry, pig liver, turtle, sesame, donkey skin glue, etc.

Generally speaking, during chemotherapy, we need to pay attention to the corresponding diet, because diet is very important. Dietary conditioning is mainly spleen and kidney invigorating yam powder, barley porridge, animal liver, placenta, donkey-hide gelatin, turtle, fungus, wolfberry, lotus root, banana, etc. When gastrointestinal reactions, nausea, vomiting juice, black plum, banana, kumquat, etc. occur.

During radiotherapy, you should also pay attention to a balanced diet, because diet is a common care. The diet is mainly to nourish blood and nourish yin. You can eat beef, pork liver, lotus root, fungus, spinach, celery, pomegranate, water chestnut, etc.; If radiotherapy causes radiation cystitis and radiation proctitis, you should give a diet that clears heat and dampness, nourishes yin and detoxifies, such as watermelon, coix seed, red bean, water chestnut, lotus root, spinach, etc.

How to effectively prevent cervical cancer?

(1) Advocate for late marriage, fewer births, and better quality of births. Delaying the age of sexual intercourse and reducing the number of births can reduce the incidence of cervical cancer.

(2) Actively prevent and treat cervical ulcers and chronic cervicitis. During delivery, be careful to avoid cervical lacerations. If lacerations occur, they should be repaired in time.

(3) Pay attention to sexual and menstrual hygiene. Properly control sexual life. Sexual intercourse is not suitable during menstruation and the postpartum period. Pay attention to the cleanliness of both parties' reproductive organs. It is best to wear condoms and reduce or eliminate multiple sexual partners.

(4) If a man has phimosis or foreskin that is too long, he should pay attention to local cleaning. It is best to have a circumcision, which can not only reduce the risk of his wife developing cervical cancer, but also prevent his own penile cancer.

(5) For high-risk groups for cervical cancer, including women who have sex too early, too often, give birth too early, too often, too frequently, women who have promiscuous sex, promiscuous sex, multiple sexual partners, women with unclean sexual history, women in areas with poor sanitary conditions and lack of sexual health knowledge, women with cervical rot, tear, chronic inflammation and vaginal infection, women with prepuce or phimosis, special attention should be paid to regular screening. If possible, cervical cancer embolism can be tried for preventive treatment