What are the precautions after chemotherapy? Due to the strong side effects of patients after chemotherapy, all aspects of the body will be weaker. In addition to the need to appease the patient’s emotions, the most important thing is to recuperate. The problem of maintenance, we can only allow patients to recover quickly after we have done the nursing work. So, what should we pay attention to after chemotherapy?

　　Some medicines can interfere with the effect of your chemotherapy. Show your medicine list to your doctor before starting chemotherapy , Including laxatives, For cold medicines, pain medicines and vitamins, your doctor will tell you whether to stop taking these medicines before starting treatment. After taking any new medicines or discontinuing medicines that are already being taken, your doctor must check them.

　　 The body is weak after chemotherapy. It is advisable to choose nutritious and digestible foods such as soft rice, porridge, bread, buns, buns, fish, eggs, chicken, soup, Cordyceps can also be used for potatoes, bananas, jams, etc. Eat less and eat more meals. You can use ginger to stimulate your appetite. If you lose weight significantly, you can use a vegetarian diet and use yogurt instead of milk to avoid abdominal distension and exercise.

　　The side effects of chemotherapy are inevitable, so after the completion of chemotherapy, we should pay enough attention, pay attention to rest and recuperation, and pay attention to the reasonable combination of diet. In order to prevent postoperative recurrence, timely re-examination and diagnosis are also It is necessary. Food should be as diverse as possible, mainly mixed with coarse and fine grains, eat more low-fat, high-protein, high-vitamin foods, and eat less spicy, spicy, fried foods.

　　Pay attention to life conditioning Patients after chemotherapy are more prone to fatigue than usual. For this, one must ensure adequate sleep (sleeping for 7 to 8 hours at night and taking a lunch break for about 1 hour during the day) to promote The recovery of the patient''s physical strength and energy; the second is to combine work and rest, according to their own reality, in accordance with the principle of from less to more, from light to heavy, without increasing fatigue, do some activities within their ability every day, such as housework, walking, etc. With the improvement of physical fitness, it can gradually increase the amount of activity, which is conducive to the enhancement of the body''s immunity.

　　Patients with positive psychological adjustment should pay attention to maintaining a good mood, "not to be happy, not to be sad", and face the discomfort caused by disease and chemotherapy. A good mental state is conducive to enhancing the body''s resistance and is also the key to promoting the patient''s recovery. In this regard, patients must work hard, and family members should provide support and help to enhance their confidence in recovery and life.