Evaluation of Moist desquamation in patients with radiotherapy for cervical cancer or radiotherapy combined with chemotherapy Lopburi Cancer Hospital

Abstract

The purpose of this descriptive research was to assess the incidence of wet peeling. in cancer patients cervix receiving radiation treatment or radiotherapy combined with chemotherapy The sample group was cervical cancer patients undergoing radiation treatment or radiotherapy combined with chemotherapy Lopburi Cancer Hospital select specific The sample size was 57 people. or radiotherapy combined with chemotherapy Data were collected by evaluating the appearance of the skin in the radiotherapy area of ​​cervical cancer patients from the time of admission until the patient had completed radiation therapy. During May - July 2021. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics including percentage, mean, and standard deviation.The results of the study of the incidence of Moist desquamation of cervical cancer patients receiving radiotherapy Or radiotherapy combined with chemotherapy, it was found that 3.5% of all patients received skin care procedures.There are standardized guidelines and continuous skin assessments are performed 3 times a week. Most of them have received complete radiation therapy. According to the treatment plan without Moist desquamation up to 96.5% The results of this study demonstrated that adherence to standard skin care guidelines during radiotherapy was effective. Promoting behavior so that patients can take care of themselves properly and appropriately. contributes to reducing the incidence of Moist desquamation. Cause the patient to receive continuous radiotherapy and have a better quality of life.