What are the nursing methods for patients with cervical cancer

After cervical cancer occurs, it is very harmful to patients. Therefore, active treatment is required. Postoperative nursing measures should be taken. Pay attention to cultivating reasonable dietary principles. Eating more high-protein and high-calorie foods can also enhance resistance. So, what nursing methods should cervical cancer patients pay attention to?

Cervical cancer may seriously affect the life of couples, because cervical cancer will affect the uterus of female patients. The uterus is located in the abdomen of women and is a hollow organ between the bladder and the rectum. The cervix is ​​a narrow part located in the lower half of the uterus. The opening of the cervix leads to the female vagina. Its function is to be a channel for menstrual outflow and a barrier for vaginal microorganisms and air to enter the female uterus. In addition, it can also resist the stimulation caused by sexual intercourse and cause inflammatory reactions. Cervical cancer can directly affect the normal physiological life of women, resulting in the inability of couples to carry out harmonious life.

Postoperative care for patients with cervical cancer?

1. After cervical cancer surgery, the diet should be replenishing qi and nourishing blood. You can use yam, longan meat, wolfberry, pork liver, etc.

2. During radiotherapy, the diet of cervical cancer patients is mainly to nourish blood and yin, and they can eat meat, duck eggs, fungus, rapeseed, lotus root, etc. This is also a kind of postoperative care for cervical cancer.

3. During chemotherapy, patients with cervical cancer should focus on strengthening the spleen and kidneys, and can use donkey-hide gelatin, soft-shelled turtle, and black fungus.

Once the symptoms of cervical cancer develop to the late stage, the lower back pain will become very severe and vaginal bleeding will occur. These abnormal phenomena will become more and more obvious, which will invisibly add tremendous pressure to the patient and may even lead to pessimism and world-weariness. Family members should give the patient more comfort and encouragement to help the patient regain his self-confidence and persist in fighting the disease.