Nursing methods for bladder spasm after prostate hyperplasia surgery

With the changes in living environment, our water quality has been polluted to a certain extent, and more and more people around us suffer from urinary diseases. So what kind of disease is bladder spasm in the prostate? Let's learn about it together with the editor.

Symptoms of bladder spasm: strong urge to defecate and urinate, paroxysmal spasmodic pain in the lower abdomen, urgent urge to urinate, spasms in the pelvic cavity and lower limb muscles; urine or blood leakage from the urethra or cystostomy; reflux of liquid in the flushing fluid tube, etc. The pain caused by bladder spasm causes great physical and mental harm to the patient, and also prolongs the patient's recovery time.

Patient care requires the following:

1. Improve the patient's living environment

Family members should actively improve the environment, keep the air in the patient's ward fresh, adjust the most appropriate temperature and humidity, reduce unnecessary visits, control the number of visitors to the maximum extent, reduce the frequent entry and exit of people, create a comfortable and quiet environment that is conducive to the patient's rest, and reduce the patient's irritability and pain caused by the pain.

2. Keep the patient in a normal mood

Before the operation, family members should prepare necessary daily necessities for the patient, communicate with the patient frequently, help the patient understand the purpose, methods and precautions of the treatment, so as to eliminate the patient's negative psychological state such as nervousness and fear, and build up the confidence to overcome the disease. After the operation, the family members should pay more attention to the patient, encourage the patient to express his inner feelings, answer the questions raised by the patient seriously, and try to meet the patient's reasonable needs.

3. Prepare appropriate food for the patient

Patients with prostate hyperplasia need to consume a lot of energy to recover after surgery, but because of their weak constitution, they should not take supplements. Family members should prepare light and nutritious food for the patients. The food should be rich in vitamins and fiber, and fish is the best protein food. Do not feed the patients spicy, irritating, or greasy food.