How does rectum cancer have a fever after operation do

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A neighbor suffered from rectal cancer. He had surgery during the treatment, but he had a fever after the operation. So, what about the fever after the operation? Let's talk about it.

How does rectum cancer have a fever after operation do

Nursing method 1. In the first three days after major operation, the vast majority of patients will have a fever, but their body temperature is generally not more than 38.5 ℃, which is caused by surgical trauma and is "absorbed heat". Generally, physical cooling methods such as warm water or alcohol rubbing are used to solve the problem, and strong antipyretic drugs are not recommended.

Second, if the body temperature exceeds 38.5 ℃, physical methods such as ice bag and alcohol can be used to cool the patient's head, neck, armpit and other large blood vessels. If high fever persists, use powerful antipyretic if necessary.

Third, the postoperative physical condition is relatively poor. We should do a good job in the diet nursing of patients, actively supplement the nutrition needed by the recovery of patients, and choose high nutrition and less stimulating food. Staple food to the patient's usual varieties as well, add Yiren porridge, glutinous rice porridge, good. Fresh meat, eggs, vegetables and fruits are the best non-staple food. After the operation, the patients had 3-5 meals a day, and their appetite increased gradually. Many patients could resume their preoperative appetite after half a year. If you have nausea and vomiting after meals, you don't need to worry. You can sit for a while or walk slowly, and the symptoms will be relieved.

matters needing attention

The disease of rectal cancer is a serious disease. We should pay attention to the method of nursing after surgery, starting from the daily diet and life. In addition to the nursing work of patients, it is very important to choose the appropriate adjuvant treatment method. Many patients have cancer cells coming back after surgery, resulting in the deterioration of the disease. The conventional method is postoperative chemoradiotherapy or cellular immunotherapy to kill the remaining cancer cells.