How to take care of glioma in daily life

Glioma is a malignant brain tumor with a short survival period. It is poorly responsive to chemotherapy and radiotherapy, and the pain it brings to patients can be said to be excruciating. Therefore, surgical treatment is generally adopted. Therefore, postoperative care is very important. So, how should glioma be cared for in daily life? The editor below will introduce it to you.

1. Limb function exercise: During hemiplegia and bed rest, family members assist in passive limb function exercise. After recovery, active activities are encouraged, such as standing exercises. Start standing with support, such as leaning against a wall or holding a cane, and guide sit-stand exercises and step-climbing exercises to improve lower limb muscle strength.

2. Self-care skills training: patients with limb weakness hope to live independently. Family members guide patients to practice various pinching and grasping methods, and then learn to use a comb, eat food with hands, etc., so that patients can gain a sense of belonging and emotional satisfaction, as well as the satisfaction of self-care.

3. Psychological care: Most patients are suddenly injured in their normal life or work, or suffer from hemiplegia due to illness. The psychological changes of these patients are often manifested as depression, anger, guilt, and regret, which cause personal and family tragedies.

4. Language rehabilitation exercises: First of all, we need to give the patient enough self-confidence and patience, from simple single and double sounds to sentences, and give timely praise and encouragement for every little progress. Recall the past with her more often, talk more about happy things, and treat her like an adult coaxing a child.