Care for cervical precancerous lesions is very important

Cervical precancerous lesions have been on the rise in recent years. It is a common malignant tumor in women. I believe women have some understanding of the treatment and care of this disease. Today, I would like to introduce to you the psychological care issues of cervical precancerous lesions, because this is also very important for patients.

In clinic, many family members often conceal the true condition of the patient for the purpose of protecting the patient, which makes the patient more suspicious and increases the mental burden. Some patients will also have a mental burden because they know too much about the condition. In this regard, we believe that under the premise of protecting the patient's privacy and not causing major stimulation to the patient, the care of cervical precancerous lesions, including family members, should choose appropriate opportunities and methods to tell the patient and family members about the condition, medical measures, and medical risks, and answer the questions of the patient and family members in a timely manner, so that the patient can understand the medical process to reduce the impact of negative emotions.

Different nursing care for cervical precancerous lesions should be implemented in a targeted manner according to different psychological problems. For those who are mainly anxious and fearful, we should be kind, speak gently, comfort them in a tactful tone, explain to them in a simple and easy-to-understand way, and help them overcome their fear; for those who are mainly pessimistic and desperate, we should patiently guide them, help them face reality, cheer up, establish a correct outlook on life, and inspire their sense of responsibility for life, family, children, and society; for those who are mainly lonely and depressed, we should warmly care for them and take the initiative to talk to them, use the improvement of their condition as an example, and build their confidence in cooperating with treatment.

Pain is a common symptom in patients undergoing cancer surgery. To care for cervical precancerous lesions, we need to take various measures, such as distraction and the use of analgesic pumps. Pain can be relieved, and patients should be informed that pain itself can cause serious physiological and psychological reactions, and negative psychology can aggravate pain, so that patients can eliminate their fear of pain.