How does lumbago return a responsibility after finishing intervening

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There are many reasons for low back pain after interventional therapy, some of which are even caused by some bad living habits. My father has been suffering from low back pain after interventional therapy for liver cancer, which many people don't understand. Let's take this opportunity to share the reasons for low back pain after interventional therapy.

How does lumbago return a responsibility after finishing intervening

First, nausea, vomiting and loss of appetite are the side effects of chemotherapy drugs, some of which are caused by embolic agent flowing into gastroduodenal artery. Therefore, before TACE treatment, routine gastrointestinal examination should be carried out to exclude gastrointestinal lesions, and antiemetic, gastric protection or H 2 receptor antagonist preventive treatment should be given according to the doctor's advice, so as to reduce the damage of chemotherapy drugs to gastric mucosa and prevent gastric mucosal stress ulcer bleeding. Under the premise of drug control, we can control the patients' emotion by distraction, chatting and adjusting the environment, so as to reduce the incidence and severity of vomiting.

Second, epigastric pain is transient edema caused by vascular swelling in the ischemic area of liver after TACE treatment, as well as abdominal pain caused by direct stimulation of contrast agent and embolic agent and increased tension of liver capsule. The pain is limited to the liver area, with swelling pain and slight burning sensation, which can be relieved after 2-5 days. Pay attention to patrol the ward, listen to the patient's chief complaint, ask them to rest in bed for 24 hours, avoid excessive moving, closely observe the location and nature of abdominal pain, so as to eliminate the possibility of concurrent cholecystitis and pancreatitis, give analgesic treatment when necessary, and do a good job in psychological nursing, and use empathy, music, relaxation, suggestion and other methods to reduce the degree of pain.

Third: fever, absorbed heat caused by necrosis of tumor tissue. The body temperature can rise on the second day after operation, generally > 38.5 ℃. Physical cooling or medication can be used to lower the temperature. At the same time, dry and comfortable skin can be maintained. Patients are encouraged to drink more water, promote the elimination of toxins, and do a good job in oral care.

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After transcatheter arterial chemoembolization (TACE), the patient was placed in a supine position. The puncture site was compressed with 1.5kg sandbags for 10h. The lower limbs of the operation side were braked for 24h. The blood supply of the distal limbs and whether there were numbness, pain and other sensory disorders were observed. If there were bleeding and subcutaneous hematoma, pressure bandage should be performed again.