Does high paraplegia have sexual function

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My father accidentally fell from a high place, resulting in serious dislocation of cervical vertebra 45. Now he is in a good mental state, has a good diet, has normal urination, has difficulty defecating, and has no big change in weight. He fell on November 20, and now his 45 joints are fixed by steel plate. Here we share the nursing care of high paraplegia.

Does high paraplegia have sexual function

First: high paraplegia has sexual function, nursing has safety nursing. The patients with high paraplegia have loss of skin sensation, inconvenient movement and great psychological fluctuation. At ordinary times, it is necessary to prevent accidental injuries such as scald, fall and bump, as well as accidents such as self injury and suicide. When there is no care, all kinds of appliances should be convenient for patients to take, and the articles should be placed firmly. Patients should have a sense of self-protection, maintain a good psychological state, reduce all injuries.

Second: functional exercise and rehabilitation guidance. During the bedridden period, we should often turn over to prevent bedsore, massage and passively move the parts and limbs that lose motor function, maintain the functional position of joints, gradually increase the training intensity according to the requirements of rehabilitation and the specific situation of patients, increase the coordination training of muscle strength and nervous system, and enhance the patient's endurance and will.

Third: diet nursing. High paraplegia patients due to long-term bedridden and anal sphincter uncoordinated, often constipation, and is long-term, so we should adjust from the diet, eat more vegetables, fruits and food rich in cellulose, reduce constipation, can not rely on food. In addition, we should pay attention to food hygiene and nutrition, avoid overeating, avoid diarrhea. Once diarrhea occurs, it will cause a lot of difficulties for patients and their families. Avoid hot and sour food and cold food.

matters needing attention

Let the patient hold his hands beside the bed, with both feet on the ground, and sit beside the bed;) the cooperator sits opposite the patient, with his knees against the patient's knees, with his hands clasping the patient's hips, and with his hands clasping his shoulders.