How to properly care for cervical precancerous lesions after surgery

Cervical precancerous lesions are a disease that is very harmful to patients. The treatment of cervical precancerous lesions is also difficult. Therefore, we should understand the causes of cervical precancerous lesions and do certain preventive work. There are many causes of cervical precancerous lesions. People in life should understand the causes of cervical precancerous lesions. People in life should understand the causes of cervical precancerous lesions. So, what are the key points of late-stage care for cervical precancerous lesions?

First, patients with late-stage cervical precancer need a reasonable diet. In life, patients with late-stage cervical precancer need to pay attention to the color, aroma and taste of dishes, and often change the variety of dishes to increase appetite. Patients with cervical precancer suffer from indigestion and loss of appetite. They can take some spleen-strengthening and appetite-stimulating foods and medicines, such as hawthorn, white lentils, radishes, tangerine peel, etc. The diet of patients with cervical precancer needs to be rich in nutrition and not biased in five flavors. In particular, protein intake must be guaranteed. Some lean pork, egg pancakes, cheese, etc. can be eaten. Patients with cervical precancer need to eat more fruits and vegetables with high vitamin content, such as mushrooms, asparagus, seaweed, bananas, tomatoes, apples, kiwis, strawberries, etc. The diet of patients with late-stage cervical precancer should be mainly soft liquid food that is easy to digest and absorb, and eat less hard food that is difficult to digest, such as fried and pan-fried food. Boiling, stewing and steaming are appropriate cooking methods.

Second, patients with advanced cervical precancer need to ensure sleep and pay attention to rest. During chemotherapy, patients with advanced cervical precancer need to ensure good rest and avoid staying up late, getting angry, being tired, etc. For patients who have poor sleep due to physical discomfort, patients with advanced cervical precancer can use some sedatives and tranquilizers appropriately.

Third, patients with advanced cervical precancer need to maintain emotional stability and eliminate the influence of mental and psychological factors. Part of the reason why patients with cervical precancer experience anorexia and nausea is because of the heavy mental and psychological burden. Therefore, patients with advanced cervical precancer who experience anorexia and nausea during chemotherapy should first adjust their mentality and eliminate the influence of mental and psychological factors, which is of great help to the recovery of patients with cervical precancer.