Nursing taboos for patients with osteosarcoma

What are the nursing contraindications for osteosarcoma patients? I believe many caregivers of osteosarcoma patients are very interested in knowing this. Osteosarcoma is a disease that requires careful care, so proper nursing measures are a major factor in cure. So today we will learn about the nursing contraindications for osteosarcoma patients.

When it comes to nursing taboos for osteosarcoma patients, the first thing we need to understand is the dietary taboos in nursing. Let us first understand:

1. Spicy food: Chili peppers are irritating and can easily irritate the gastrointestinal mucosa, inhibit the absorption of nutrients such as calcium and phosphorus by the gastrointestinal mucosa, reduce the body's immunity, reduce disease resistance, and are not conducive to the body's recovery.

2. Alcoholic beverages: Liquor contains alcohol. The stimulation of alcohol promotes the excitement of sympathetic nerves and inhibits the absorption of nutrients by the intestines. Drinking it is not conducive to the recovery of bone cancer patients.

3. Foods that easily cause stomach bloating, such as onions and scallions: Onions are foods that easily produce gas, which can easily cause gastrointestinal bloating and slow down intestinal motility, which is not conducive to the absorption of nutrients and affects the body's recovery.

Next, let’s talk about the daily taboos in the care of osteosarcoma patients:

1. Osteosarcoma patients should avoid excessive exercise: Osteosarcoma patients should exercise appropriately, but should not do intense or large-scale exercise to avoid aggravating the condition.

2. The most important thing to avoid when caring for osteosarcoma patients is long-term bed rest. Nursing staff must pay attention to assisting patients in turning over, washing, and defecating, taking care of the skin twice a day, and washing their hair and taking a bath if conditions permit.