How to care for ruptured brain tumor bleeding

If patients with brain tumor rupture and bleeding do not pay attention to correct and scientific care, the resulting harm or sequelae will be more serious. Therefore, scientific care and reasonable medication must be taken. At the same time, attention should be paid to preventing recurrence of stroke and focusing on rehabilitation training.

(l) Nursing : Family members and patients should pay close attention to saving lives during the recovery period. During the rehabilitation period, patients are often required to recover quickly and take care of themselves or even work, and require the use of new drugs and new treatments. Some patients may show pessimism, disappointment, and depression. Patients should be encouraged to have confidence in overcoming the disease. They should be determined to overcome the disease; they should be realistic about their own health and strive for good function. They should cooperate with medical staff and family members to overcome the disease together. Otherwise, they will be easily agitated and counterproductive.

(2) Pay attention to the rational use of drugs: patients often suffer from several diseases or symptoms at the same time. If relatives or family members take additional drugs on their own, the indiscriminate use of drugs may cause side effects on the stomach, liver, kidney or hematopoietic system, accelerate recovery and cause other problems.

(3) Prevent recurrence of stroke ; the significance of preventing recurrence during the recovery period is that the more frequent recurrences occur, the worse the prognosis and the higher the mortality rate. To prevent recurrence, attention should be paid to stabilizing blood pressure, taking appropriate amounts of food, and ensuring that there are complications of the heart and lungs.

(4) Family rehabilitation : Family members should understand how to do family rehabilitation.

(5) Pay attention to nursing care during the rehabilitation period: including physical nursing and basic nursing to ensure the basic needs of the patient; special nursing care such as nasogastric feeding tube, urinary catheter, bedsore care, etc., depending on the specific disease and condition.

(6) Ensure adequate nutritional intake : Patients with stroke and aphasia can express their wishes, or patients with choking and dysphagia can ensure adequate food intake. Family members should pay enough attention to the diet, intake, and intervals required for feeding through a nasogastric tube.

(7) Smooth bowel movements: Constipation and straining can induce hemorrhagic cerebrovascular disease and cerebral embolism. To maintain smooth bowel movements, eat celery, carrots, water, etc. If necessary, take medicine such as senna soaked in water, hemp seed intestinal moistening pills, laxatives, etc.