Nursing care of patients with cervical cancer who have recurred to receive chemotherapy

Abstract

      This study aimed to study compare patients with cervical cancer who had recurred on chemotherapy. A case study of 2 specifically selected cases who received treatment in a special ward for radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Khon Kaen Hospital By collecting information from illness history, treatment, medical records, interviews, and evaluating health conditions, determining nursing diagnoses using the concept of patient assessment according to Gordon's 11 health models. Plan nursing action according to nursing diagnosis. Summarize and evaluate results

     Results: Case study of patient number 1, a Thai female patient aged 50 years, presented with symptoms of paleness, fatigue, and inability to urinate. Pain in the left side of the waist radiating into the groin and front of the leg, along with leg swelling. Came to receive chemotherapy according to the 2nd treatment plan, paclitaxel and Carbopatine. Patient 2, Thai woman, 64 years old, had a dry cough 2 months ago, came to receive chemotherapy according to the 1st appointment with the doctor. Both patients got it. Diagnosed with recurrent cervical cancer and treated with chemotherapy, paclitaxel and Carbopatine, in both cases. While giving the medicine, complications occurred. Grade 2 hypersensitivity was a rash, facial flushing, chest tightness, and dyspnea. Patient 1 developed hypersensitivity to the chemotherapy drug paclitaxel and patient 2 developed hypersensitivity to the chemotherapy drug Carbopatine. Evaluated. and correct hypersensitivity according to patient guidelines. hypersensitivity from chemotherapy quickly until the patient is safe And chemotherapy can be given according to the treatment plan at a later time. This prevents the patient from having serious complications that lead to death.