Suggest Remedy For Back And Stomach Pain In Cancer Patients
MY Wife is suffering from pancrease cancer CA HEAD . chemotherapy is not possible due to less weight, ascetic fluid has taken out on 11.01.11 and continuously it has been drained upto 04/02/11. Chemo port inserted at the left side, she is suffering from pain in the back and stomach hb% 8.2 how to get relief
Sorry to know about your wife who is suffering from cancer head of pancreas. Cancer is a challenging condition to treat and we must try to treat it as much possible and at the same time providing pain relief and avoiding discomfort to the patient.
It appears that her general condition is slightly below normal and she can be helped with improvement in her diet. It is usual for patients not to have an appetite and in that case please provide her foods that she likes and will help in weight gain. Once general condition improves then doctors might be in a position to give chemotherapy.
For the pain you must discuss with a pain management team and they can suggest powerful pain relief medicines to be taken when the pain is more. She does not need to take the medicines all the time but can take certain medicines like opioids when the pain is severe. Please do not worry.
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Suggest Remedy For Back And Stomach Pain In Cancer Patients
Hi, Thanks for writing in. Sorry to know about your wife who is suffering from cancer head of pancreas. Cancer is a challenging condition to treat and we must try to treat it as much possible and at the same time providing pain relief and avoiding discomfort to the patient. It appears that her general condition is slightly below normal and she can be helped with improvement in her diet. It is usual for patients not to have an appetite and in that case please provide her foods that she likes and will help in weight gain. Once general condition improves then doctors might be in a position to give chemotherapy. For the pain you must discuss with a pain management team and they can suggest powerful pain relief medicines to be taken when the pain is more. She does not need to take the medicines all the time but can take certain medicines like opioids when the pain is severe. Please do not worry.