Summer care for patients with cervical precancerous lesions

There are many post-operative care methods for cervical precancer, but only by choosing the appropriate method can we restore our health to the maximum extent. So what are the post-operative care methods for cervical precancer? Next, we will make a detailed grasp of the post-operative care methods for cervical precancer.

1. Psychological care:

We must pay attention to the psychological care of patients. After being diagnosed with cancer, patients will have psychological fear, anxiety, loneliness, and will be unwilling to approach people. Family members must take the initiative to approach patients and show them care and concern. This is a key part of postoperative care for cervical precancerous lesions.

2. Pay attention to hygiene:

Postoperative care for cervical precancerous lesions should include scrubbing the vulva and urethra twice a day to keep the vulva clean, using antibiotics appropriately to prevent infection, changing the urine bag twice a week, and retaining the catheter for 7 to 10 days. The catheter should be opened every 2 to 3 hours 2 days before removal of the catheter, and hot compresses should be applied to massage the bladder, abdominal breathing should be exercised, and anal lifting exercises should be performed to enhance the contraction ability of the urethral muscles and urethral sphincter, promote the gradual recovery of damaged bladder nerves, and promote autonomous urination.

3. Diet care:

Patients should enhance their body resistance, eat more high-vitamin, high-protein, easily digestible foods, such as green tea, garlic (hot), ganoderma lucidum, spirulina, tomatoes, sweet potatoes, gynostemma, honey, royal jelly, pollen, kelp, etc. Avoid fried food, food containing pigments, preservatives, flavors, saccharin, acid, spoiled food, etc. Quit smoking and drinking, eat less raw and frozen food, and avoid spicy food.