Patient's question:
Now, there is intermittent dry pain in the chest, not continuous pain. The illness has lasted for about half a month. The frequency of pain has increased significantly. Two days ago, a normal ECG showed nothing wrong, but today a better ECG suggested it might be angina pectoris.What kind of help is needed: How to prevent the recurrence of angina pectoris at work?
Doctor's answer:
Nursing care for angina pectoris should pay attention to the following:1. The patient should arrange their life and activities reasonably. During acute recurrence, they should rest locally. In the (remission period), pay attention to a balance between rest and activity to prevent excessive mental and physical exertion.
2. Provide a diet high in vitamins, low in calories, low in animal fat, low in cholesterol, with sufficient protein, and easily digestible light foods. Eat small, frequent meals and avoid (stimulating foods and drinks). Abstain from alcohol. Eat more vegetables and fruits.
3. Completely eliminate tension, anxiety, and fear to prevent various triggering factors.
4. Maintain regular bowel movements.
5. Persist in appropriate physical exercise.