What should you pay attention to before endometrial cancer surgery? Pay attention to these points

Endometrial cancer endangers women's health, so it must be treated in time. It can be treated surgically. Before surgery, a comprehensive assessment should be performed. Liver function, kidney function, and chest X-ray should be checked. If the patient has high blood pressure or diabetes, blood sugar and blood pressure should be controlled within the ideal range. If there is vaginitis or respiratory infection, it should be treated before surgery. In addition, after surgery, you should pay attention to observation, diet, and rest.

With the continuous development of society and the changes in the way of life and work, women's health issues have become more and more the focus of social attention, because now more and more women suffer from various gynecological diseases due to various reasons, among which endometrial cancer is very serious and requires surgical treatment. So, what should be paid attention to before endometrial cancer surgery?
Patients with endometrial cancer need to have a comprehensive assessment of their body before surgery, that is, through examinations of liver function, kidney function, chest X-rays, etc., to understand whether the patient has medical complications or surgical contraindications; because most patients with endometrial cancer are accompanied by hypertension and diabetes, blood sugar and blood pressure need to be controlled within the ideal range before surgery.
If the patient has vaginitis, endometritis, or respiratory tract infection before surgery, the infection must be treated before surgery; vaginal medication and intestinal cleansing are also required before surgery.
Before the operation, it is important to eliminate the patient's nervousness; the doctor and family members can work together.
Before surgery for endometrial cancer, you must pay attention to comprehensive preparation, and after surgery, you must also pay attention to comprehensive care.
First of all, after the operation, we must closely observe the patient's vital signs, including breathing, pulse, body temperature, and blood pressure. The patient has not yet woken up from anesthesia, so he should lie flat. After waking up from anesthesia, he can sit up to allow the inflammation to be absorbed. He should pay attention to rest. If he feels uncomfortable, report it to the doctor as soon as possible and don't delay.
In addition, patients with endometrial cancer should have a reasonable diet. After surgery, they should eat high-protein foods, such as lean meat, fish, shrimp, etc., which are rich in protein and are conducive to wound healing. They should have a reasonable diet and supplement nutrition. Nutrition is very important.
Good rest and sleep are the guarantee of physical recovery. It is recommended that patients take a full rest for at least 3 months. During this period, they should maintain a good mood, eliminate all worries, and do some more soothing exercises to promote the body's metabolism.