Precautions for cancer-related mental disorders

The incidence of cancer is actually very high now, and cancer cells have a tendency to spread, which means that cancer has become a major disease that threatens people's lives and health, and such diseases are common in middle-aged and elderly people. Therefore, we must pay attention to our physical health care in daily life. The mental and neurological disorders that accompany cancer patients before and after the onset of the disease have also become a disease phenomenon that has attracted much attention.

In fact, this is a relatively serious disease. When facing such a disease, you must pay attention to timely examination and treatment, otherwise it will easily cause more complications. Therefore, if you want to better protect your health, your daily health care work must not be ignored.

1. Diet and health care

To reduce or eliminate the patient's fear of cancer, we must do everything possible to increase the patient's appetite, frequently change the variety of dishes, and pay attention to the color, aroma and taste of the dishes.

2 Preventive care

When cancer is diagnosed, psychological counseling should be provided to patients, and targeted guidance should be given, supplemented by comfort, support and guidance to eliminate their nervousness and anxiety. Eliminating negative emotional factors can keep the central nervous system functioning normally and help prevent the occurrence of mental disorders.

3 Pathological causes

The etiology of cancer-related mental disorders has not yet been fully elucidated. Cancers of body systems other than the central nervous system are associated with mental disorders. The cause of its occurrence is still unclear, but it is considered to be related to psychological factors. Cancer patients often have bad personality traits before becoming ill, such as excessive repression and poor expression. After developing cancer, they develop mental and psychological disorders on the basis of their original bad personality traits. In addition, non-metastatic factors caused by cancer, such as the secretion of special neurotoxins or hormones by cancer that can damage the central nervous system, and local infiltration of cancer metastasis that causes damage to the central nervous system, are also related to the occurrence of mental disorders.

4Disease Diagnosis

Mental stress due to cancer and recurrence of existing mental illnesses such as schizophrenia or affective disorders caused by other life events should be excluded.

The above are some health care issues that need to be paid attention to regarding mental disorders associated with cancer. Through these introductions, we can see that in addition to actively receiving treatment, some care in life and dietary issues cannot be ignored, otherwise it will only make the situation worse.