Nursing Care for Patients with Hamartoma

People are actually timid, especially when it comes to life. People who encounter diseases are actually more afraid. Moreover, their minds are complicated and their emotions are unstable. They always like to get stuck in a dead end. At this time, they need extra care from their relatives and friends. So, how to care for patients with hamartomas? Next, let's talk about it.

Hamartoma patient care:

1. Change the eating habits of excessive drinking, frequent consumption of fatty meat, animal offal, scaleless fish or egg yolks, because eating too much fatty and high-cholesterol food can cause damp heat in the lower abdomen, endogenous phlegm and dampness, and disorder of transportation and transformation, that is, excessive new adipose tissue, causing excessive fat cells in the body to aggregate and degenerate.

2. Avoid excessive work pressure, keep a good mood, don't get angry or impatient, because liver qi stagnation, poor blood circulation, and blocked meridians can cause normal fat tissue and blood stasis to be intertwined. Over a long period of time, connective tissue can form to wrap around fat cells and form lipomas.

3. Avoid staying up late and thinking too much. Relax your mind and let everything go. This is because it will damage the liver and kidneys, causing liver and kidney yin deficiency and imbalance of yin and yang. This will reduce the body's ability to decompose fat, and the original fat tissue and new fat cannot be arranged normally, forming abnormal fat tissue, namely "hamartoma."

4. Spiritual care. Mental factors have a great impact on patients with hamartoma. In addition to patients controlling their emotions and self-regulating, family members and medical staff can also influence and change patients' negative emotions and behaviors through language, emotions, and behavior. "A good doctor must first heal the heart and then the body." Through guidance, encouragement, mental transfer, and the development of their interests and hobbies, confidence can be aroused and aspirations can be encouraged, which often achieves unexpected results.

Hamartoma, also known as angiomyolipoma, is a benign tumor. It was considered rare in the past, but has been discovered from time to time in recent years, which may be related to the improvement of diagnostic technology. Therefore, pay attention to your daily living habits and pay attention to daily care after suffering from hamartoma.