How to help cancer patients who have given up on treatment to regain confidence 10

Can you get the doctor to join you in saying that his condition is improving? In this way, maybe he will have some hope, and if he talks to him about everything, maybe the pressure on him will be great, and he will lose confidence.

Encourage patients more, give more positive, positive examples to patients, and help them establish a correct attitude.

First of all, we need to consider the patient's health and wishes. If the patient has fully informed and clearly expressed a willingness to refuse** or give up prolonging life, we should respect their decision. Some patients may choose to die with dignity, which is palliative care to alleviate their suffering and leave them in a dignified and peaceful state.

This option requires adequate support from healthcare professionals, including the provision of physical, psychological, and integrated care, to ensure that patients receive the best possible care. Palliative care allows the person to avoid prolonged pain and despair and to feel cared for and supported by family and society in the last moments of life.

At the same time, we should also consider the patient's family and social situation. If treatment will cause unbearable pressure on the patient's family, or cause unnecessary waste of social resources, we should fully consider these influencing factors. The aim is to improve the condition of patients and create a better living environment for their families and society.

Therefore, if these goals are not achieved, we should consider providing other support bands and services.

Finally, we need to consider medical ethics and legal liability. When deciding to waive**, healthcare professionals should always comply with ethics and legal requirements. We should ensure that all regulations are followed in extensive discussions and decisions.

Doctors and their families should maintain adequate communication and make informed decisions.

In summary, when life extension and pain alleviation are no longer a balance, we should respect the wishes of the person and provide a range of support services to help patients and their families live their best lives. Doctors should always comply with ethical and legal regulations, and ensure compliance with all regulations in extensive discussions and decision-making. Ultimately, we should seek ways to achieve optimal outcomes to ensure that patients and families receive the best possible care and services.

My colleague's 80-year-old father has advanced lung cancer and needs 500,000 yuan to be hospitalized**, when the doctor asked the family ** or give up, the colleague cried and said to the doctor: Give up! Can't afford it!

The two sisters said that the younger brother had no conscience, and said that he would treat him no matter what, and the colleague said: I will pay 200,000 yuan for that line, and the remaining two sisters will take half of it, and the two sisters are speechless in an instant - I really can't take it!

If there is a condition, spend money to do your filial piety, but no amount of money can buy back your life, you can only prolong your life. In the face of his father's life and death, his colleague chose to give up, which was also purely helpless, how could an ordinary family have so much money. It's too sinful to live, and when the time comes, you have to go, and it's better to have a long pain than a late pain, and it's better to give up.

Besides, it's already late, and it's powerless to spend any money. The rest of the time is good for the elderly, and if you take care of all aspects, you will do your best.

In fact, many cancer patients give up, not only because the family is short of money and powerless, but also because they want their relatives who can live healthily without pressure and worries, and they don't have to drag down everyone's lives for the irretrievable life! At the same time, I don't want to be so hopeless and have been suffering from the pain of dragging my life all the time, and quietly the whole family has been suffering in vain with me!

We need to understand the wishes and values of our patients in order to provide them with the best possible care. Secondly, we need to consider the patient's level of suffering and quality of life in order to provide them with the most suitable solution. Finally, we need to respect the patient's decision and provide them with support and comfort.

1. Understand the patient's wishes and values.

When making medical decisions, we need to understand the patient's wishes and values. This includes the patient's perception of life, the degree of tolerance for pain, the expectation of ** and the acceptance of death, etc. Only with this information can we provide the best possible medical care to our patients.

We need to respect the patient's wishes. If the patient has expressed a desire not to accept excessively** or does not want to continue to accept**, we should respect their choice. In such cases, we can provide comfortable care, relieve pain and allow patients to spend the rest of their lives with their families.

2. Consider the patient's level of suffering and quality of life.

When making the best decision, we need to consider the patient's level of suffering and quality of life. If the patient's suffering is already unrelieved and will only prolong their pain and illness, then we should consider stopping it in order to alleviate the patient's suffering. If the patient's quality of life is already severely compromised, and ** only prolongs their pain and suffering, then we should consider stopping** so that the patient can spend the rest of his life in dignity and peace.

We need to take into account the feelings and needs of the families. In such cases, the family may feel helpless and hopeless and need to provide psychological support and comfort. We can communicate with families to understand their thoughts and needs, help them make decisions, and provide the necessary support and assistance.

3. Respect the patient's decision.

When making medical decisions, we need to respect the patient's decision. If the patient wishes to continue**, we should do our best to provide them with the best possible medical care. If the patient wishes to stop**, we should respect their decision and provide them with support and comfort.

We should let patients know that their decisions are respected and supported.

4. Provide support and comfort to the patient.

We need to provide support and comfort to patients when making medical decisions. Whatever decision a patient makes, we should do our best to provide them with the best possible medical care and psychological support. We should let patients know that they are not alone and that we will always be there for them, providing them with support and comfort.

Conclusion: When prolonging life and alleviating suffering are no longer a good choice, we need to make good choices. This includes understanding the patient's wishes and values, taking into account the patient's level of suffering and quality of life, respecting the patient's decision-making and providing support and comfort to the patient.

We should let our patients know that their decisions are respected and supported, and that we will always be there for them to provide them with the best possible medical care and psychological support.

A patient with an advanced abdominal tumor, due to the metastasis of the original site**, plus the liver, lungs, and lymph after surgery, and the condition is getting worse day by day, the patient has less and less confidence in his own **. I didn't take less Chinese medicine, but my condition did not improve significantly. The patient is already a little hopeless.

Not only that, even the doctors in the hospital and the relatives at home have no confidence, thinking that taking positive measures is undoubtedly a waste of money, and it is meaningless to save lives for the patient to suffer two more days, and advocate giving up. Many people believe that for most cancer patients, they are still facing death, despite the precedent of individual **! Because cancer is still incurable after all.

Rather than letting the patient live for a few more days in such pain, it is better to let the patient get rid of the pain as soon as possible and leave early. Many doctors, especially Western medicine, also hold this view, believing that Western medicine cannot help diseases, let alone Chinese medicine. They think that any reversal and impact is just a drop in the bucket, which can relieve temporary pain, but it will not kill the patient at all, and they even warn the patient's family not to spend a lot of meaningless money and make personal money empty.

For example, if you are already a late-stage patient, that is, you can infuse nutrient solution, infuse some thymus peptides to maintain it, and take some morphine when the pain is unbearable. However, there is nothing more precious in the world than human life, how can a person who has just passed 60 die so prematurely, and how can the relatives around him bear to see this cruel reality? What a disaster this would be for a family!

The psychological pain of the patient can be imagined! How much he loves life and cherishes life! How reluctant to leave!

In order to save the patient's life, people have thought of all the ways they can think of, not only take medicine, but also take home remedies, not only actively, but also burn incense and worship the Buddha, and ask God to bless, but the patient is still moving towards death step by step! What an ordeal it would be! The patient's faint voice cried and told us how much he wanted to continue living!

I sincerely and eagerly ask the experts, should I give up the positive **? Is it true that the patient does not even have the slightest chance of turning around?