Effects of acupressure on fatigue and XXXX @entity1 treated with transcatheter arterial chemoembolization: a quasi-experimental study.

@entity1 @entity3375 @entity308 @entity1295 @entity157
This study was to examine the effects of @entity308 in @entity157 @entity1 undergoing @entity3375 . A quasiexperimental study design was used. @entity1 were evaluated at five time points: before treatment (T1) and 2, 3, 4, and 5 days after treating @entity3375 (T2, T3, T4, and T5). Fatigue and @entity308 were assessed by a VAS @entity1295 scale and a VAS @entity308 scale at each time point. TFRS and BDI were administered at T1 and T5. @entity1 ' @entity1295 and @entity308 were significantly higher at T5 than at T1 in two groups. Fatigue and @entity308 increased in both the experimental and control groups' @entity1 over the five days of hospitalization during which @entity3375 and chemotherapy were administered. The experimental group had significantly less @entity1295 than the control group, with lower subscale scores on physical, psychosocial, daily, and overall @entity1295 . There were no differences between the groups on @entity308 . At posttest, the experimental group experienced lower physical, psychosocial, daily, and overall @entity1295 than the control group. Acupressure can improve @entity1295 in @entity157 @entity1 during treatment with @entity3375 but did not alleviate @entity308 . Discharge planning should include home care for management of @entity1295 and @entity308 .
