How to care for osteosarcoma before surgery

Some young osteosarcoma patients always feel afraid before surgery, which invisibly puts a lot of pressure on themselves and causes various conditions that are not conducive to surgery. To eliminate these negative emotions, nursing staff need to work patiently. Today, let's talk about how to care for osteosarcoma before surgery.

Preoperative care for osteosarcoma patients is very important. This situation requires both psychological and physical care. So how should rice husks be cared for? Let's take a look at the following:

1. When it comes to preoperative care for osteosarcoma patients, psychological care is probably the most important. Therefore, it is particularly important to provide good preoperative psychological care. Nurses must do a good job of explaining, especially for patients who are afraid of surgery and often have psychological reactions such as fear and pessimism, to eliminate patients' concerns. Nurses must patiently explain and persuade patients to actively cooperate with the surgery.

2. Preoperative preparations must also be done properly, clean the affected skin, and make preoperative preparations. In addition to general preoperative preparations, attention should be paid to blood matching and skin preparation for 3 days.

3. Pay attention to diet and life, and change bad living habits. Eat less or no pickled vegetables with high nitrite concentrations. Salted fish, etc. Eat less baked, smoked and fried foods with high benzopyrene content. Eat less food with more aflatoxin, mold, and fermentation.

The above are the care matters that should be taken before osteosarcoma surgery. I hope it will be helpful to everyone. I wish all osteosarcoma patients can actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment and recover soon.