Hello everyone! Those who come here have major cardiovascular disease. The preoperative stress and fear, and the postoperative pain are very difficult for patients and their families. How exactly do you get through this psychological hurdle? First, the family must be calm and open. Patients are pessimistic and easily agitated at this time, we have to be optimistic and calm, the hospital has the most advanced medical equipment and cutting-edge medical team, exquisite medical skills and noble medical ethics, to come here for treatment we 120 reassured, the success of the operation is inevitable, the patient suffered great pain is also inevitable. The family’s calmness will give the patient a backbone, and then firmly believe that he or she will slowly recover, just need a process. Careful care and compliance with medical advice. Post-operative patients are extremely weak and need nutritional supplements, but like AVR post-operative strict water restrictions, most post-operative patients are thirsty, which is a contradiction, so family members must strictly follow the doctor’s orders and accurately calculate the amount of intake and output to make it balanced. Massage, turn and rub the body every day. During the nursing process, communicate more with doctors and nurses and ask for advice. What can’t be eaten, try to avoid; what can be eaten, also in moderation. The affection of the afflicted, to overcome the difficulties together. The love of husband and wife, brother and sister, and parental affection is the best analgesic. The care and companionship of relatives will make the patient feel at ease and calm, and speed up the pace of recovery. Treat the patient with care and attention, like a baby. We have to pay careful attention to the patient’s hunger and thirst, warm and cold, expressions, actions, especially when they have unprovoked temper, we have to put up with, put up with, and then put up with, the kingland as a deaf ear, a smile, or flirt a little. You think, who will and a do not understand the infant child to bother it! Post-operative recovery is a long process, and finally, I hope that patients and families successfully survive the psychological barrier, and strive to recover soon and share happiness.