How to provide good postoperative care for hamartoma

Although there are many causes of hamartoma, each condition should be treated symptomatically to enable the patient to recover as soon as possible. Currently, many patients choose surgical treatment, and postoperative health care for patients is also critical. Developing good living habits can not only prevent the occurrence of hamartoma, but also play a good role in conditioning patients with hamartoma. Let's take a look at how to do a good job of postoperative care for hamartoma.

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 food and high cholesterol food can cause damp heat in the lower part of the body, endogenous phlegm and dampness, and disorder of transportation and transformation, that is, too much new fat tissue, causing excessive fat cells in the body to aggregate and degenerate. The health care and treatment principles of renal hamartoma are: clearing away heat and dampness, strengthening the kidney and spleen, and softening and dispersing nodules.

2. Avoid excessive work pressure, keep a good mood, and don’t get angry or impatient.

Because of liver qi stagnation, poor blood circulation, and blocked meridians, normal fat tissue and blood stasis can be intertwined. Over time, connective tissue can form to wrap fat cells and form lipomas. The treatment principles of renal hamartomas are to soothe the liver and regulate qi, activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis, soften and disperse nodules. Through treatment, the meridians are opened, the menstrual blood is unblocked, and the lipoma is dissipated.

3. Acupuncture and moxibustion nursing

Acupuncture therapy is one of the health care methods for liver health, and it also has a good effect on liver health for patients with hamartoma. In ancient times, there was a saying that "one needle, two moxibustion, and three medicine". Acupuncture mainly stimulates different meridians and acupoints to stimulate and adjust the balance of human physiological functions and increase the body's ability to resist liver disease and other diseases.

4. Dietary care

Fasting after surgery. If intestinal peristalsis is restored, gradually start eating, drink more water and eat less food that is easy to bloat. If abdominal distension occurs in patients with hamartoma, symptomatic treatment should be carried out according to the doctor's advice. It is advisable to eat light, nutritious food, and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits. Usually eat less beef, mutton, pork, and dog meat, avoid eating greasy and heavy food, strong alcohol, and spicy fried food. Do not eat overheated, overcooled, expired, or spoiled food; do not eat contaminated food, moldy food, etc.

Patients should keep a good mood, avoid getting angry, eat more vegetables and fruits, and keep their bowels open. Patients with hamartomas should avoid excessive exertion when working or doing housework, do not hold heavy objects, and avoid strenuous exercise to avoid increasing abdominal pressure and causing tumor rupture and bleeding.