The Role Of Nursing In Mitigating Side Effects And Enhancing Well-Being In Liver Cancer Therapy

Abstract

Patients receiving treatment for liver cancer rely on nurses to help them cope with treatment-related side effects and improve their overall health. Using pharmacological and non-pharmacological measures, nurses diligently monitor patients to detect and manage treatment-related problems, including nausea, tiredness, hepatotoxicity, and ascites. In order to promote treatment adherence and empower patients with self-care practices, they provide patient-centered education. As part of their comprehensive treatment, nurses also provide psychological and emotional support, helping patients cope with issues like depression, anxiety, and spirituality via the coordination of care from other medical professionals. Nurses improve patients' quality of life and dignity during treatment by acting as advocates and involving families. The importance of nurses in improving patients' health and achieving the best possible clinical results for those with liver cancer is emphasized in this research