Nursing of patients with endometrial cancer after chemotherapy

Endometrial cancer is a common tumor of the female reproductive system, and surgery is an important treatment method. Through surgical treatment, the cancerous uterus and other lesions that may have metastasized, including the closely adjacent ovaries, fallopian tubes, and surrounding lymph nodes, can be removed. This can directly eradicate the tumor, treat the disease, or reduce the size of the tumor.

After surgery, patients need further adjuvant chemotherapy to prolong their survival, improve their quality of life, and improve their prognosis.

In order to ensure the effect of chemotherapy, it is essential to do the corresponding clinical nursing. According to research reports, strict blood sugar monitoring and corresponding nursing intervention for patients with endometrial cancer who receive neoadjuvant chemotherapy can effectively improve the long-term survival rate of patients and reduce the mortality rate. In this study, 27 patients with endometrial cancer who received adjuvant chemotherapy after surgery were actively implemented with comprehensive nursing intervention. Endometrial cancer can have a great impact on women's physical and mental health, and postoperative adjuvant chemotherapy drugs are prone to cause various gastrointestinal reactions and symptoms such as hair loss, which cause a certain psychological burden on patients and are not conducive to the smooth development of treatment. For this reason, attention should be paid to health education and psychological intervention for patients during the treatment process. Help patients objectively understand their own condition and the negative effects of chemotherapy, maintain a good attitude, and maintain a normal chemotherapy process.

Some scholars have found through research that giving appropriate psychological care to patients with postoperative chemotherapy for endometrial cancer while receiving drug treatment can achieve satisfactory results. Attention should be paid to the chemotherapy process and appropriate care should be provided, with emphasis on chemotherapy care for patients. During chemotherapy, patients may experience varying degrees of gastrointestinal reactions and adverse reactions to the respiratory and urinary systems under the influence of chemotherapy drugs. For this reason, attention should be paid to appropriate nursing work. Pay close attention to the patient's treatment and strictly follow aseptic operation. Pay close attention to whether the patient has allergies and do a good job of managing the patient's venous vessels. Improve the puncture level, conduct a scientific assessment of the patient before puncture, and perform reasonable venous puncture according to the different properties of the drug, the actual situation of the patient, and the degree of drug stimulation to the blood vessels.

Do the corresponding nursing work well, pay attention to observe whether there is fluid extravasation during the infusion process, and deal with local edema in time. For patients with gastrointestinal reactions, provide dietary guidance and guide them to distract their attention appropriately. The results of this study showed that all 27 patients successfully completed the entire chemotherapy process according to the established adjuvant chemotherapy regimen, and no adverse reactions or deaths occurred. The study showed that by implementing comprehensive nursing care for patients, the smooth progress of postoperative chemotherapy was effectively guaranteed, and various adverse reactions were avoided. However, due to the limitations of research time and sample size, the final research results and conclusions may be inaccurate and one-sided. Therefore, this study still has some defects and deficiencies, which need to be continuously improved in future research.

In summary, implementing comprehensive clinical care for endometrial cancer patients receiving adjuvant chemotherapy after surgery can ensure the smooth implementation of postoperative chemotherapy, reduce the occurrence of adverse reactions, and ensure the effectiveness of chemotherapy.