Author(s)

Yan Yan, Zhang He, Qu Xiaomei, Piao Li

Corresponding Author

Piao Li

Abstract

Objective: To analyze the more appropriate nursing mode of senile vaginitis, and actively carry out nursing intervention to understand its nursing value. Methods: 100 cases of senile vaginitis patients in our hospital were selected for routine nursing and comprehensive nursing. 50 cases in each group were selected naturally as the comparison objects. The group of routine nursing adopted the common and basic nursing mode in the hospital to meet the basic needs of nursing, and was regarded as the control group. A set of comprehensive care on the problem analysis of senile vaginitis disease, comprehensive various perspectives in nursing intervention, as observation group, compared two groups of patients' symptom scores (vaginal burning sensation, vaginal itching, vaginal pain, vaginal dryness, vaginal hyperemia), various data and contrast of the patient's vagina health score (vaginal discharge, vaginal ph, vaginal moisture, vaginal mucosa, vaginal elasticity), in addition to collect statistics of two groups of patients satisfaction score. Results: There were 1 case of vaginal burning, 1 case of vaginal pruritus, 1 case of vaginal pain, 1 case of vaginal dryness and 1 case of vaginal congestion in the observation group (P<0.05). In the control group, there were 2 cases of vaginal burning, 1 case of vaginal pruritus, 2 cases of vaginal pain, 1 case of vaginal dryness and 1 case of vaginal congestion (P<0.05). The healthy values of vaginal secretion, vaginal ph, vaginal wetness, vaginal mucosa and vaginal elasticity in the observation group were all higher than those in the control group. The total satisfaction rate was 100% in the observation group and 88% in the control group, P<0.05. Conclusion: Senile vaginitis needs to be evaluated from various perspectives and discussed comprehensively, and the nursing care of senile vaginitis should be carried out in a more comprehensive and thoughtful way, which can prevent repeated infection, help patients relieve inflammation attack as soon as possible, and reduce the incidence of complications.

Keywords

Nursing intervention; Senile vaginitis; Nursing; Application value