8 points to be taken into consideration when receiving interventional treatment for liver cancer

Many people are advised by doctors to receive interventional treatment after being diagnosed with liver cancer. However, in order to achieve the desired effect after liver cancer patients receive interventional treatment, they must pay attention to nursing matters. So what are the nursing matters that need to be paid attention to after liver cancer intervention? The following is an explanation of these nursing matters. If you want to know more, please read on.

Nursing matters after liver cancer intervention:

1. Liver cancer patients need to lie in bed for 2 hours after interventional treatment, and a sandbag needs to be pressed on the puncture site. The limb on the side of the operation needs to be immobilized and stretched for 6 hours, and cannot be bent at will.

2. Family members of liver cancer patients can help observe whether there is bleeding at the puncture site. If there is bleeding, inform the doctor immediately.

3. Family members also need to observe the color and temperature of the liver cancer patient's lower limb skin. Use your own hands to touch the skin to see if the temperature is normal and whether the dorsalis pedis artery is beating strongly.

4. Liver cancer patients can feel whether they have numbness or pain in their lower limbs. It is best if they do not feel any pain or numbness, but if they do feel any pain, they should contact a doctor immediately.

5. Liver cancer patients must drink plenty of water after interventional treatment, so that urination will increase and reduce the damage to the kidneys caused by the drugs used during intervention.

6. Family members of liver cancer patients should help observe the patient's urine volume and color. The daily urine volume should be maintained at more than 2000 ml. If you find yourself having oliguria or hematuria, you should report it to the doctor immediately.

7. Encourage liver cancer patients to eat more high-protein, high-calorie, and high-vitamin foods after interventional treatment, which can enhance their resistance and promote rapid recovery.

8. Normally, liver cancer patients have very high expectations for interventional treatment. Once they find themselves experiencing some physical discomfort after interventional treatment, they are prone to fear. Therefore, it is hoped that family members can talk more with liver cancer patients and provide psychological support to help them stabilize their emotions.

The above article has explained the nursing matters after liver cancer interventional treatment very clearly. It is hoped that liver cancer patients must follow the above requirements to do a good job of nursing while receiving interventional treatment. This is conducive to everyone's physical recovery, thus ensuring that the body is healthy, which is what everyone wants to see.