What is the pain after lung cancer surgery? Lung cancer is a topic that is often talked about. Although our medical technology and technological level have been greatly improved, and there have been some breakthrough developments in cancer, but Still unable to overcome the major problem of this century, patients undergoing lung cancer surgery often suffer from postoperative pain. What is going on?

　　The patient belongs to the postoperative recovery period after the operation, and the pain may be caused by the surgical wound or cancer pain, etc., specific The cause of the disease needs to be further examined before it is known, and treatment during the rehabilitation period is also particularly important because the chance of recurrence and metastasis is high. The residual cancer cells will metastasize to various parts from time to time, so the operation should be strengthened and consolidated to prevent its recurrence and metastasis.

　　 Within a few days after lung cancer surgery, due to anesthesia, gastrointestinal and other issues, gastrointestinal function has not been fully restored, in this case, parenteral nutrition support can be used, when the patient recovers a certain After swallowing, you can ingest nutrients by mouth. With the development of postoperative recovery, the food can be gradually transitioned from liquid, semi-liquid to solid food according to the recovery situation.

　　After the operation, the patient’s wound may be severely painful due to muscle tension and shortness of breath. In addition to using analgesic drugs, the patient can also be placed in a semi-recumbent position, placing the pillow under the knee and maintaining a comfortable posture At the same time, gently massage and move the neck and shoulder blades to relax the muscles, slow down the breathing rate, and maintain the appropriate frequency.

　　 After lung cancer surgery, smoking and alcohol must be strictly prohibited to prevent the recurrence of lung cancer symptoms. Pulmonary dysfunction can guide patients to exercise properly, and gradually increase the amount of exercise as the body gradually recovers. Early exercise can prevent venous thrombosis, and patients can be instructed to exercise appropriately after anesthesia is restored after surgery.

　　Food after lung cancer surgery should be rich in vitamins and protein, such as milk, eggs, fresh fish, noodles and porridge. Green vegetables are rich in inorganic salts and vitamins, which are also very good for patients to restore health Great help. Semi-recumbent posture is the most beneficial postoperative recovery posture, conducive to drainage of pleural effusion, alleviate wound pain, promote the recovery of patients'' respiratory function, reduce problems such as difficulty in breathing.