mental health issues in patients with illness

 　In outpatient treatment statistics, the recurrence rate of genital warts patients aged 30 to 40 years is significantly higher than that of patients in other age groups. The recurrence rate of patients with medium education is significantly higher than that of patients with low education. The incidence of higher education is significantly reduced. In particular, the recurrence rate of patients with genital warts is significantly lower than that of patients without psychological guidance, and the healing time is shortened. Conclusion: Patients with genital warts should receive psychological therapy at the same time as conventional treatment. healthy The guidance has obvious effects.

       Reason analysis:

　　First, patients at this age are under great psychological pressure, and their body immunity has also declined due to age.

　　Secondly, patients in this age group usually have seniors and juniors, have a certain status in society, and are worried that others will know that they have it. sexually transmitted diseases Later, he could not face his neighbors or acquaintances. This resulted in excessive fear.

　　Third, sometimes letting your spouse know that you have a sexually transmitted disease can cause family disputes, and the pressure brought by the family is also not conducive. disease Complete cure.

　　Fourth, after treatment of genital warts, patients are required not to have sex within three months. Patients at this age often cannot do this due to various reasons, and may be infected again.

　　Fifth especially female Patients not only endure physical pain, but more importantly, they suffer heavier psychological torture. Once patients are diagnosed with STDs, they will develop self-blame, anxiety, depression, and even mania and other common mental health problems among patients with STDs.

　　The number of STD patients is on the rise, the incidence areas and scope are gradually expanding, and the harm is becoming increasingly serious. The spread of sexually transmitted diseases has had a serious impact on families and society, especially threatening women's physical and mental health. With the change of medical model, while diagnosing and treating diseases, attention should be paid to the psychological status of patients. The same is true for patients with sexually transmitted diseases. Understand the patient's psychological state in order to take corresponding mental health guidance and eliminate or alleviate the patient's negative psychological problems, which plays a positive role in the treatment of the disease and the improvement of the patient's quality of life.

　　Mental health guidance methods

　　1. Listen carefully to the patient's talk to relieve stress: Talking is the most common and effective way to relieve stress, so that the patient will increase their trust in you; at the same time, provide mental health guidance to eliminate the patient's tension and relieve unnecessary psychological pressure.

　　2 Patiently and in detail introduce the characteristics of the disease and precautions to the patient.

　　3 Necessary precautions after surgery: Pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva; do not drink alcohol or eat spicy and other irritating foods; pay attention to rest, appropriately strengthen physical exercise, pay attention to sexual hygiene, and strictly implement monogamy is the key to preventing sexually transmitted diseases.