Nursing experience of hyperprolactinemia

The factors that lead to hyperprolactinemia are many and complex. Endocrine disorders, obesity, family heredity, eating habits, mental factors, oral contraceptives, etc. may all lead to the occurrence of hyperprolactinemia. Surgical resection is one of the common methods for hyperprolactinemia. Patients with hyperprolactinemia who have undergone surgical treatment are very concerned about daily care after surgery. The following is a brief introduction to the postoperative care issues of hyperprolactinemia.

1. Avoid pregnancy: After surgery for hyperprolactinemia, the uterus is still in the recovery period. Do not rush to get pregnant within a short period of time after surgery.

2. Eat a light diet: Patients with hyperprolactinemia after surgery should avoid all spicy and irritating foods, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and avoid hot, coagulant, and cold foods.

3. Pay attention to hygiene: Carefully care for the surgical wound and avoid irritation and scratching of the wound. Keep the surgical wound clean and dry. At the same time, pay attention to the cleanliness of the genitals and vulva, wear cotton and breathable underwear and wash and change it in time.

4. Follow-up on time: Hyperprolactinemia patients need to follow the doctor's advice after surgery and have regular follow-up visits. The doctor will observe and treat the patient based on the recovery status and degree after surgery. Since hyperprolactinemia is highly prevalent, follow-up visits are necessary even after recovery.

5. Stop sexual intercourse after surgery: Stop sexual intercourse for 3 months after hyperprolactinemia surgery to give the uterus enough time to recover. Sexual intercourse can be resumed only after recovery is confirmed during the follow-up visit.

6. Maintain a regular work and rest schedule: After surgery for hyperprolactinemia, you should pay attention to adjusting your personal work and rest schedule. Do not stay up late and get tired, which will cause a disorder in your biological clock. This is very detrimental to postoperative recovery.

7. Avoid strenuous exercise: Avoid strenuous exercise after surgery to avoid irritating the wound, such as riding a horse, riding a bicycle, jumping, sitting for a long time, standing for a long time, etc. These actions will cause congestion in the pelvic cavity, leading to various discomforts in the future. At the same time, pay attention to excessive fatigue and avoid lifting heavy objects, which will increase the burden on the abdomen and affect recovery.

8. Drink plenty of water. In addition to eating a light and nutritious diet, you should also pay attention to replenishing your body's water every day.