Breast cancer chemotherapy post-reaction: care and support
Breast cancer chemotherapy is one of the most important means of treating breast cancer, but, while it kills cancer cells, it can cause some damage to normal cells, leading to a series of adverse reactions. Understanding and combating these negative reactions are important for improving the quality of life and treatment of patients. Common adverse effects after breast cancer chemotherapy 1. The digestive system response: nausea, vomiting, appetite, diarrhoea, etc. Blood system response: reduction of white cells, reduction of slabs, anaemia, etc. 3. Immunization system response: reduced immunity and vulnerability to infection. 4. Skin reaction: hair taken off, skin dry, colored, etc. 5. Neural system response: numbing hands and feet, pain, memory loss, etc. 6. Heart toxicity: Some chemotherapy drugs may be toxic to the heart, causing cardiac disorders, cardiac injuries, etc. Reproductive response: menstrual, closed, infertility, etc. 1. Prevention and treatment of the adverse effects of breast cancer. (2) Drug treatment: Doctors may, depending on the patient’s specific circumstances, give drugs such as anti-opaque, anti-acids, etc., to alleviate the symptoms of nausea, vomiting, etc. (3) Psychological guidance: Maintaining a good mind, reducing anxiety and stress, helps to mitigate the digestive system response. Prevention and treatment of blood system reactions (1) Periodic examinations: During chemotherapy, patients should regularly check blood routines to detect and process blood system responses in a timely manner. (2) Medicinal treatment: Doctors may give drugs such as white cells, slabs, etc. to mitigate the reaction of the blood system. (3) Prevention of infection: maintaining good personal health, avoiding exposure to the source of infection and reducing the risk of infection. 3. Prevention and treatment of the immune system ‘ s response (1) Increased immunity: maintenance of good habits, adequate sleep, appropriate exercise and increased immunity. (ii) Nutritional supplementation: the supplementation of foods rich in nutrients such as vitamins and minerals and the enhancement of immunity. 4. Prevention of skin reaction (1) skin protection: avoidance of direct sunlight, use of mild skins, and clean skin. (2) Drug treatment: Doctors may give anti-sensitizers, damps etc. to mitigate skin reactions. 5. Prevention and treatment of neurological system response (1) drug treatment: Doctors may give trophic nerve, pain relief, etc. to mitigate neurological system response. (2) Rehabilitation exercise: Appropriate rehabilitation exercise, such as massage, physiotherapy, etc., helps to mitigate the nervous system ‘ s response. 6. Prevention and treatment of cardiac toxicity (1) periodic examinations: During chemotherapy, the patient shall regularly examine the cardiac function and promptly detect and process the cardiac toxicity response. (2) Drug treatment: Doctors may give medication to protect the heart in order to mitigate cardiac toxicity. Prevention and treatment of reproductive system response (1) Psychopsychiatry: Maintaining a good mind, reducing anxiety and stress, helps to mitigate reproductive system response. (ii) Medicinal treatment: Doctors may give medication for menstruation and improvement of reproductive function in order to reduce reproductive response. III. Care and support for breast cancer patients requires the care and support of family, friends and society. Caring for people with breast cancer and helping them to survive are important forces in combating breast cancer. Families and friends should give patients adequate care and encouragement to help them build confidence in fighting disease. At the same time, society should pay attention to the needs of breast cancer patients and provide them with more care and support. In general, the prevention and treatment of post-healing adverse effects of breast cancer is a system project. Patients should be aware of the methods of prevention and treatment of adverse effects and actively cooperate with doctors. Families, friends and society should give care and support to patients and jointly protect the recovery of breast cancer patients. Let us work together to contribute to the health and well-being of breast cancer patients.
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