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Anorectal Postoperative Pain Observation And Pain Intervention

Posted on:2019-04-07Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:B B YuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2404330572967683Subject:Chinese traditional surgery
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Objective: By observing the postoperative pain of common anorectal diseases,summarize the influencing factors and rules of pain,timely and effective clinical intervention for patients with postoperative pain,reduce the suffering of patients and promote the early recovery of patients.Methods: A total of 172 patients with common anorectal diseases who met the inclusion criteria were selected and their postoperative pain status was observed.The questionnaire of postoperative pain was filled in and the postoperative pain patients were clinically intervened and recorded.And then collect the relevant information summarized,and statistical analysis.Results: The clinical study showed that 172 patients with anorectal common disease postoperative patients,more male than female patients,the time of onset of postoperative pain mainly concentrated in the postoperative 6h to10 h,the patient within 24 h after the peak pain time interval,Mainly concentrated in 22 ~ 24 h,there are 80 cases,accounting for 46.51%.The initial onset of pain in patients with the nature of the pain,burning,tingling,pain-based.Patients with postoperative pain tends to show defecation,exacerbation aggravate,when the aggravating pain factors to eliminate,and slowly get the law of remission.There was a linear correlation between postoperative urination,defecation and wound edema and pain level(P<0.05).Conclusion: The pain of the patient can be traced to the law,dressing change,defecation,urination,operation methods,wound edema,etc.will affect or aggravate postoperative pain in patients.These factors can both influence and have a synergistic effect.Timely and effective clinical intervention can effectively prevent and reduce the occurrence of postoperative pain,relieve postoperative pain and provide an effective and effective theoretical basis for postoperative painlessness.
Keywords/Search Tags:common anorectal diseases, postoperative pain, clinical observation, pain patterns, clinical intervention
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