Patient's question:
Grandpa was not feeling well recently and underwent a thorough examination, which revealed bladder cancer. However, he does not want to have surgery. How can psychological care be provided during interventional treatment for bladder cancer?Doctor's answer:
First, it is important to calm the patient's anxious emotions and reassure them not to be overly tense, giving them confidence. It is also necessary to build trust in the doctor so that they can actively cooperate with the surgical treatment. A healthy and positive mindset is also very helpful for the body's recovery. If the patient experiences postoperative reactions and discomfort reappears, the family members should also provide comfort and ample psychological encouragement, letting them know that they are fighting together against the illness.