How can we stay away from these ailments? Everyone, please give us ideas

When prolonging life and alleviating suffering are not reconciled, we need to make a "good choice" to avoid pain and seek dignity and peace. Specifically, the following points may help us make a good choice:

1.Discuss with your family and doctor. Before making a choice, it is advisable to discuss with your family and doctor about the consequences and risks of each choice, as well as the physical and mental effects.

2.Respect for personal values and the spine of the hall of faith. Everyone has their own beliefs and values, including views on life, death, dignity, and suffering. We need to respect our own and others' values and beliefs, and make choices that align with our own values.

3.Equipped with information and foresight for the future. When making a choice, you should have enough information and anticipation to see the future. For the expected diseases and the modalities that may be used, we need to understand the impact of these modalities on our physical and mental health in the future.

4.Actively participate and choose. When making a choice, it is advisable to actively participate and make your own choice. We need to keep a biased attitude when considering the various options, and participate in the selection process to make sure that we make our own choices and get the results we want.

In conclusion, the choice of life and suffering needs to be considered by a variety of factors, including personal values and beliefs, the physical and mental environment, the development of medicine, and the family environment. Ultimately, you need to make a "good choice" that aligns with your values and beliefs, takes into account your long-term interests, and protects your life and dignity.

To alleviate the suffering of a sick person, consider the following:

Encourage the patient to speak up about the pain and actively seek analgesia**. Many patients and family members even have doctors who think that pain can be tolerated, this concept is wrong, and patients should be encouraged to be active.

Analyze whether the pain is caused by the cancer itself, and if it is caused by other diseases, it is necessary to ** related diseases. If cancer is caused, to control the growth of cancer, it is necessary to go**, for example, for advanced cancer, chemotherapy or targeted drugs** are mainly used to grind, and palliative radiotherapy, palliative surgery, etc. are considered according to the situation.

If the cancer cannot be treated or the liquid hopper is ineffective, then it can only be treated symptomatically, that is, what symptoms are treated, but this treatment is very poor (because the tumor is not controlled), however, pain is an exception, relatively speaking, pain can be relieved or reduced by analgesics.

Pain is not only pain, but also includes various symptoms, such as difficulty swallowing, constipation, severe coughing, dyspnea, bloating, vomiting, diarrhea, etc., which also need to be dealt with in a targeted manner.

Encourage patients and their families to seek psychological support, including psychological counseling, psychological **, etc., to alleviate psychological anxiety and fear.

Providing patients with a comfortable environment, such as a warmly decorated and relaxed treatment room, can reduce the patient's nervousness.

In conclusion, in order to alleviate the suffering of the sick person, it is necessary to consider the physical and psychological condition of the patient in a comprehensive and comprehensive manner, and to take appropriate measures.

My mom is a cancer patient for 21 years and now it's ...... countdownI've lost count of the number of times I've been in and out of the hospital during that time. After being "sentenced to death" by Yantai Yuhuangding Hospital 5 years ago, I didn't want my mother to despair, so I took her to Jinan Provincial Hospital and was ...... againNow, although the quality of life is very low and painful every day, after all, we are still alive, and our sisters still have a "mother". For many years, I have been accompanying my mother to the hospital, and I have been groping for her to match her with her condition, care, and even what to eat.

Because I think: doctors, just judge according to "routine and experience", and I know my mother's physical condition best. All kinds of diseases are "different from person to person" and not "exactly the same", even if it is the same cancer, the result will not be the same because of the different positions of growth.

Another lesson is that as a family member, you must not "give up easily". Think about it from another perspective, if the sick person is ourselves, but the family members "give up" on our ......How will the mood ......Life is not easy, we all have to cherish it.

I wish all patients a reduction in pain and gradually**!

When prolonging life and alleviating pain cannot be reconciled, the best choice should respect the patient's wishes and rights, and let the patient make the final decision. This involves each person's personal beliefs and values in the face of life and death, so the patient's opinion needs to be fully respected.

While respecting the patient's wishes, the medical staff can provide medical help and pain relief measures specific to the patient's illness, as well as provide psychological and social support when the patient needs it. Physicians also need to take responsibility for allowing patients to make informed choices by providing detailed and accurate medical information during the patient's journey, including a reasonable protocol for the disease, its possible risks, and its implications.

In addition, with the support of family members and the community, patients can also consider formulating their pre-death matters and preferences to avoid unnecessary disputes and conflicts in advance. Ultimately, respecting the wishes of patients is paramount, and it is our shared responsibility to have them die comfortably, with less pain and with dignity.