Journal of Modern Nursing MedicineJPCNS

Objective To analyze the nursing coordination and effect of foam sclerotherapy for internal hemorrhoids under anesthesia colonoscopy. Methods The treatment situations of 110 internal hemorrhoid patients admitted to Guangxi University of Chinese Medicine Affiliated Ruikang Hospital from March 2022 to March 2023 were retrospectively analyzed. Results Of the 110 patients, 4 had postoperative bleeding, with mild bleeding that stopped on its own within 3 minutes, and 2 had obvious bleeding that required assisted manual pressure to stop the bleeding. After 24 hours, 99 patients had no obvious pain around the anus and no obvious discomfort, while 7 had mild pain that had no effect on their daily lives, and 4 had pain that was more intense and required the use of pain-relief medication. After a 3-month follow-up, 105 patients had no bleeding, 4 had mild bleeding, 1 had recurrent bleeding, and the bleeding frequency was high. Conclusion Foam sclerotherapy for internal hemorrhoids under anesthesia colonoscopy has the advantages of light pain, small wound, and low recurrence rate, and has obvious clinical therapeutic advantages. By providing relevant nursing coordination during the treatment process, the treatment effect can be enhanced.

Osteoporosis; Pain care program; Elderly; Low back pain