How to care after breast cancer surgery? 3 nursing methods after breast cancer surgery

Breast cancer is a high-incidence breast disease in modern women, and most women with breast cancer will choose surgical treatment. Therefore, understanding the postoperative care methods for breast cancer is very helpful in promoting the recovery of women's bodies. So how to care for breast cancer after surgery? First of all, since breast cancer surgery may cause lymphatic rupture, if it is not treated properly, it will cause lymphangitis. Therefore, it is recommended that women after breast cancer surgery should be careful not to use the affected limbs, avoid skin damage or wound infection, and pay attention to avoid mosquito bites every day. If intravenous injection is required, be careful not to inject the hand with limb lymphatic rupture. Secondly, special attention should be paid to dietary care after breast surgery. The daily diet should be appropriately increased in nutrition, and more high-calorie, high-protein, and high-vitamin foods should be eaten, which can nourish qi and blood. It should be said that these foods are of great help to the physical recovery of breast cancer patients. In addition, women who have just completed breast surgery are reminded to minimize the intake of moldy food, thick food, irritating food, and reduce the intake of fried food. The daily diet should be as diverse as possible, not partial to food, and must pay attention to the combination of meat and vegetables. In addition, to do a good job of postoperative nursing care for breast cancer, it should be said that the environment has a great impact on the recovery of the body. A good environment is more conducive to women maintaining a comfortable mood, and a good sleeping environment can ensure that women have enough sleep time after surgery. Therefore, the family must strive to create a more comfortable and cleaner sleeping environment for breast cancer patients. Pay attention to more rest after breast cancer surgery. Usually stay in bed as much as possible in the first few days after surgery to avoid wound cracking. You can get out of bed a small amount 5-7 days after surgery, especially for abdominal adhesions. Pay attention to respiratory care, especially for elderly breast cancer patients, and pay attention to avoiding complications of the respiratory system after surgery. Clinically, some elderly people will experience cardiopulmonary failure after surgery, so it is very important to do a good job of respiratory care. When the patient wakes up, try to lie flat on the pillow with the head tilted to one side. If there is vomiting, it should be cleaned up in time. After surgery, you should also pay attention to preventing various complications. In particular, some patients with poor physical fitness should always pay attention to recording the recovery situation. There will be pain after breast cancer surgery, so pain care should be done after surgery, and attention should be paid to eliminating the patient's tension, especially when removing the analgesic pump, pay more attention to distraction, and reduce pain by diverting attention and changing posture. Usually there will be a review after breast cancer surgery. During the review phase, patients are advised to communicate more with relevant medical staff and report some postoperative reactions to the attending physician in a timely manner for further recovery. Finally, women after breast cancer surgery are reminded to pay attention to psychological care. At this time, in addition to requiring patients to be open and try to face it with an optimistic attitude, the family members of relevant medical staff are also required to pay more attention to their attitude in their daily words and deeds, and remember to let patients have some negative emotions.