How to take care of osteosarcoma patients in summer

Speaking of osteosarcoma, people who have never seen it may not know it at all. However, if someone in your family suffers from osteosarcoma, it is a very painful thing, especially for some patients who develop the disease in summer. If they do not receive treatment, it will delay the disease, and treatment is not easy to take care of. Let's talk about how to take care of osteosarcoma patients in summer.

In summer, the nursing staff should pay special attention to bedsores in patients with osteosarcoma, so they must do a good job of cleaning and nursing the patients:

1. Keep the bed flat, clean, and the clothes clean and comfortable 1. The patient's bedding should be exposed to the sun frequently, and the sheets, quilt covers, pillowcases and other bedding items should be changed and washed frequently. The bed should be cleaned 2 to 3 times a day, and kept flat, clean, and wrinkle-free; wet sheets should be changed at any time. The patient's clothing should be loose and soft, and the underwear should be made of pure cotton. The collar buckle and belt should be loose and easy to undo, and should not affect breathing.

Second, take good care of the patient's personal hygiene. The patient's room must be clean, tidy, and decorated elegantly. Some flowers and bonsai can be placed to increase vitality and inspire the patient's life and vitality to enhance his confidence and courage to fight the disease. The room should be ventilated frequently to keep the air fresh and sunny. The patient can listen to some pleasant light music appropriately, which is helpful for treatment.

3. Psychological adjustment care: Many people tend to be irritable in summer. For patients with psychological irritability, nursing staff must do a good job of explaining, especially for patients with malignant osteosarcoma who often have psychological reactions such as fear and pessimism, to eliminate patients' concerns and actively cooperate with treatment.

The above is the common sense of care for osteosarcoma patients in summer. I hope it can be helpful to everyone. Here we hope that all osteosarcoma patients can recover as soon as possible.