Nursing measures of congenital absence of vagina

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Congenital absence of vagina is a kind of genital defect in women. It is mainly manifested as normal vulva, absence of vagina, hypoplasia of uterus, smaller hose than normal people, but normal ovarian development and function. If women are diagnosed with this disease, they must be treated in time. Therefore, the preoperative and postoperative nursing of patients is very important. First of all, we must do a good job in psychological nursing of patients and their families, explain the disease to patients and introduce the relevant knowledge of surgery, so as to make patients feel at ease. Let's take a look at the following.

Nursing measures of congenital absence of vagina

First, at the same time, we should improve the relevant laboratory examination to lay a good foundation for the smooth operation. In addition, we should do a good job of skin preparation on the day before operation, and at the same time, we should educate the patients about diet. The patients should mainly eat light and easy to digest diet on the day before operation, and fast in the morning of operation.

Second: postoperative care is also very important. We should closely monitor the patient's vital signs, observe the patient's wound condition, and pay attention to whether there is redness, swelling, heat and pain. Postoperative patients may bring some pipes into the ward, so the nursing of pipes is very important.

Third: for patients with intestinal preparation is also very important, three days before the operation, patients will have a slag free diet, and take some antibiotics according to the doctor's advice, enema should be carried out the night before the operation and the morning of the operation day, in order to ensure the emptiness of the patient's intestinal tract, in order to prevent intraoperative injury and intestinal tract.

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After the operation, we should pay special attention to the vaginal secretion of the patients. We should closely observe the characteristics, quantity and color of the vaginal secretion of the patients. At the same time, we should teach the patients to change the vaginal model by themselves to reduce the occurrence of infection.