How to comfort the patient's mood

Lead: The sunshine is brilliant for you, the rainbow is enchanting for you, the stars shine for you, and the moonlight is bright for you. My constant friendship is only for you! I wish you a speedy recovery. The following is how I can share with you how to comfort patients' emotions. Welcome to learn!

Buy some nutrition to visit him (her), smile and avoid looking serious and sad. Patients' psychology is very fragile, and they sometimes judge their illness from the expressions of relatives and friends around them. If everyone's expression is natural and harmonious, he or she will feel that his or her illness is not serious, which can relieve his or her psychological pressure and help to restore health.

Talk to him (her) about happy things and try to coax him (her) into a good mood. When asking about the illness, don't say some taboo words, such as incurable disease, trouble, pain, terminal illness and so on.

Encourage him (her) to be strong and optimistic, and eliminate the fear of disease. At the same time, comfort him (her) and say that he (she) usually has no time to rest, but he can finally rest when he is sick, which is the envy of others! In other words, he (she) will feel better.

Try to talk to him (her) about life and the meaning of life. The conversation implies that his (her) life and death is a natural law, and everyone will die one day, so life is short. We should face all difficulties and obstacles optimistically and cherish what we have now. Understand some truth and you won't be entangled.

Always stay with him (her) and don't let him (her) feel lonely. In addition to comforting him (her) with words, always touch his (her) head, hold his (her) hand, communicate with him (her) with body language, and give the patient the warmest care.

Patients sometimes feel irritable because of illness and may lose their temper with people who take care of them. At this time, don't blame the patient. Instead, be friendly and try to meet his or her requirements. Even if the request is unreasonable, try to follow him (her) and accompany the patient through the most difficult years in life.

Buy the patient his or her favorite flowers every day. Flowers can cultivate temperament and make people feel happy. Watching flowers often can also give patients psychological comfort.