How to care for grade 2 cervical precancerous lesions

Gynecologists say that as the age of onset of cervical precancerous lesions continues to decrease, some young women have also suffered from cervical precancerous lesions to varying degrees. The occurrence of the disease has caused great harm to the patient's physical and mental health, so early detection and treatment are very important. During the treatment, patient care is essential, which can alleviate the patient's pain.

1. Psychological adjustment: Patients with cervical precancerous lesions should cultivate good tastes, enrich themselves, and have spiritual sustenance and pursuits according to their own conditions, interests and hobbies, so as to cheer up, be emotionally full, and strive for recovery. Because during the treatment stage, patients are often in a state of tension and live a monotonous life. After the treatment, if the patient is still in a monotonous spiritual life, often thinking about questions such as "Will it get better?" and "How long can I live?", these will not be conducive to treatment and recovery.

2. Exercise moderately: Patients in the recovery period of cervical precancerous lesions should participate in some physical activities according to their physical condition, such as walking, doing health exercises, Tai Chi, Qigong, etc. Life lies in exercise, and exercise promotes health. These health exercises can increase appetite, improve the body's immune function, restore physical strength, and enhance physical fitness, so as to achieve the purpose of cancer prevention and treatment and body recovery.

3. Reasonable rest: Patients with cervical precancerous lesions must ensure adequate rest, but rest does not mean staying in bed all day. Instead, it means combining work and rest according to one's actual situation, such as reading, playing chess, taking a walk, fishing, doing some light housework, etc. Such rest is beneficial to physical and mental health and helps recovery from the disease.

4. Good diet: A good living environment can bring a happy mood to patients and reduce worries. A good diet helps patients recover! Patients with cervical precancerous lesions should eat more nutritious high-protein, high-vitamin diets and fresh fruits and vegetables, avoid spicy and irritating foods, raw, cold, greasy and heavy foods, avoid smoking and drinking, keep bowel movements smooth, and quickly recover from fatigue.