Improving Quality of Life for a Cancer Victim

The diagnosis of cancer is devastating to everyone. People with sick people threatening this life often have emotions such as fear, doubt, anxiety, melancholy. Families, friends, and communities of cancer victims serve as an aid to alleviate the ill effects of this disease and its treatment. These non-medical support systems are implemented not only by families as medical advocates, but also as the main caretaker of patients who bring much inspiration and encouragement to patients.

Introduction: The quality of life of cancer patients is affected by the symptoms of cancer treatment. Anxiety, stress, depression may affect cancer patients and as a result may reduce lifestyle habits. The purpose of this review was to judge the effect of laughter therapy on anxiety, stress, depression, and quality of life in cancer patients. Cancer is increasingly recognized as a chronic disease. Cancer affects the physical, social and psychological level of the patient. Treatment of cancer lasts for a long time after diagnosis and causes many side effects such as pain, stress, depression, anxiety, and deterioration of quality of life. Patients undergoing cancer treatment had 24.8% of stress, depression was 24.0%, and anxiety was 24.0%.

Treatment of mental disorders can improve the quality of life for patients with advanced cancer. The oncologist plays an important role in screening mental illness, starting the primary treatment of depression and anxiety, and communicating with patients and caregivers about the problems of prognosis and end of life. Cancer in 2007 © 2007 American Cancer Society

The Quality of Life trial (also known as supportive care trial) is seeking ways to improve the comfort and quality of life for cancer patients and survivors. These tests may seek better ways to prevent or manage nausea, malaise, depression, pain, or other problems caused by cancer or its treatment. They can also try out ways to communicate and educate people about breast and breast health. There is no regular intervention in this type of trial. Only by observing or collecting information from individuals, researchers can identify who has a high risk of breast cancer, can identify the cause of breast cancer, or can identify factors of lifestyle habit that may contribute to breast cancer risk I will.