What should I pay attention to after surgery for cervical precancerous lesions?

In my country, the incidence of cervical precancerous lesions is gradually increasing, which seriously threatens the physical and mental health of the majority of female friends. People are often caught off guard by the harm caused by cervical precancerous lesions. The appearance of cervical precancerous lesions seriously endangers the physical and mental health of patients. Patients should maintain a good attitude and actively carry out treatment. So, how should patients with cervical precancerous lesions take good care of themselves in daily life?

1. Nutritional supplements

Nutritional supplementation: Patients with advanced cervical precancerous lesions have varying degrees of malnutrition and physical weakness. If they are not supplemented in time, it will affect postoperative recovery and wound healing. According to the situation, high-protein, high-calorie, easily digestible food containing multiple vitamins can be given to correct the negative nitrogen balance. Albumin can be transfused when necessary, and fresh blood can be transfused for anemia.

2. Mood Regulation

Gynecological surgery involves the removal of reproductive organs and the loss of fertility. It is necessary to provide good psychological care, communicate with patients, understand their psychological activities, and make them mentally prepared for the surgery.

3. Take medicine as directed by your doctor

Take the medicine strictly according to the doctor's instructions. Do not interrupt, stop, change or increase or decrease the dosage at will. Pay attention to self-observation while taking the medicine. If you feel uncomfortable or have any questions, you should contact the doctor in time to ensure the efficacy.

Nursing matters for cervical precancerous lesions:

1. Daily care. Daily care includes the environment, the neatness and quietness of the ward, the patient's daily needs (such as washing face, feeding, defecation and urination) and personal hygiene, etc. These are all effective methods of care for cervical precancerous lesions.

2. Oral care. During chemotherapy, since chemotherapy drugs can damage the oral mucosa, oral damage can be focal or diffuse, and can even involve the entire oral mucosa to cause stomatitis. In addition, chemotherapy often leads to changes in the quantity and quality of saliva, causing dry mouth and lower saliva pH. This acidic environment is very likely to promote the growth and reproduction of mold.

3. Closely observe the patient's condition. The patient's condition should be closely observed after surgery, especially the patient's vital signs (temperature, pulse, respiration, blood pressure). Keep the airway open. Keep the urethra open, pay close attention to urine color and volume, and make detailed and accurate records of 24-hour intake and output to prevent the bladder from being full and affecting wound healing.

For patients with cervical precancerous lesions, in addition to receiving normal treatment, daily care is also very important. Experts suggest that female friends should take good care of their bodies, learn more about cervical precancerous lesions on a daily basis, and take preventive measures in advance to avoid being harmed by cervical precancerous lesions.