Nursing methods for pancreatic cancer surgery

Although the pancreas is an organ in the body that is often overlooked, it also plays an important role. Pancreatic cancer is not unfamiliar to many people. The most common treatment for pancreatic cancer is surgery, but recovery after surgery is very important, which requires professional care. So how much do you know about nursing knowledge after pancreatic cancer surgery?

1. Psychological care. Cancer is quite scary. Patients must have a good attitude in daily life so that they can effectively treat the disease. The patient's family members should communicate with the patient more, understand the patient's psychology and actively guide the patient. The doctor should assess the patient's anxiety level and cause.

2. Diet care. Daily diet care for pancreatic cancer patients is very important. We should learn more about the patient's preferences, develop a diet suitable for the patient, record the daily food intake, and observe the digestion after eating. Eat more easily digestible foods on a daily basis.

3. Medical care: After the operation, we need to continue to use antibiotics and provide reasonable nutritional therapy. In clinic, doctors should pay attention to the management of drainage tubes, closely observe the drainage of gastric tubes, bile ducts, pancreatic ducts and abdominal cavity, keep them unobstructed and record them accurately, pay attention to the drainage volume and shape changes, and solve problems at any time.

The above is the most important nursing knowledge that pancreatic cancer patients should pay attention to after surgery. We all know that cancer is a very difficult disease to fight, but pancreatic cancer patients still need to build confidence in curing the disease and do a good job of postoperative rehabilitation treatment. Family members must follow the above nursing knowledge to help patients recover as soon as possible.