Effective nursing care for cervical precancerous lesions

Cervical precancer is a very difficult disease to treat. It is a very serious disease. In addition to timely treatment, patients with cervical precancer must also do daily care and health care. Common health care knowledge for cervical precancer includes daily life, diet, emotions and exercise. Experts point out that it is critical for patients with late-stage cervical precancer to do a good job of dietary care.

In the late stage of cervical precancer, dietary care must be done well, which is of great significance to the patient's health recovery. For patients with late cervical precancer, treatment has no obvious effect. Only by working hard on diet can the condition be effectively alleviated, thereby prolonging life. At this time, patients with cervical precancer should choose high-protein, high-calorie foods, such as milk, eggs, beef, turtle, red beans, mung beans, fresh lotus roots, spinach, winter melon, apples, etc. Patients with late cervical precancer eat more of these foods, which is beneficial to the patient's health.

When patients with advanced cervical precancer have heavy vaginal bleeding, they can take some blood-tonifying, hemostatic and anti-cancer foods, such as lotus root, coix seed, hawthorn, black fungus, ebony, etc. When patients with advanced cervical precancer have watery leucorrhea, they should take nourishing foods, such as turtle, pigeon eggs, chicken, etc., which are suitable for patients with advanced cervical precancer.

In addition, when patients with cervical precancer choose chemotherapy, the diet in the late stage of cervical precancer should focus on strengthening the spleen and kidney. Patients with late stage of cervical precancer can use yam powder, barley porridge, animal liver, donkey-hide gelatin, turtle, fungus, wolfberry, lotus root, banana, etc. When digestive tract reactions, nausea, vomiting, and loss of appetite occur, they should be treated with diet that strengthens the spleen and stomach, such as sugarcane juice, ginger juice, black plum, banana, kumquat, etc.

For patients with cervical precancerous lesions, good dietary care has an important impact on the patient's health, which is related to the quality of life of patients with cervical precancerous lesions. Therefore, patients with advanced cervical precancerous lesions must pay attention to dietary care.