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Suggest Treatment For Pain Due To Bladder Cancer

MY NAME IS GREGORY KING I WAS SEEING A DOCTOR FOR BLADDER CANCER HE WAS PRESCRIBING ME OXYCODONE 30 MG AND PERCOCET TEN MGS ALSO VALIUM TENS THEN HE JUST DECIDES HE CANT TAKE MY INSURANCE ANYMORE IM IN SEVERE PAIN AND I CANT FIND ANYONE INCLUDING A DOCTOR TO HELP ME IM IN STAGE FOUR CANCER CAN YOU HELP ME
Mon, 17 Nov 2014
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Thanks for your question on HCM.
I can understand your problem and situation from which you are going through.
But honestly speaking there are not much options available for stage 4 bladder cancer pain.
You can try transdermal patch of centrally acting pain killers. Its effect lasts for 72 hours. And has excellent effect.
Another way is low dose sedative drugs. They sedate you mildly so that you can percieve less pain.
In rare cases debulking surgeries are done to reduce pain but only after oncosurgeon's consultation.
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Suggest Treatment For Pain Due To Bladder Cancer

Thanks for your question on HCM. I can understand your problem and situation from which you are going through. But honestly speaking there are not much options available for stage 4 bladder cancer pain. You can try transdermal patch of centrally acting pain killers. Its effect lasts for 72 hours. And has excellent effect. Another way is low dose sedative drugs. They sedate you mildly so that you can percieve less pain. In rare cases debulking surgeries are done to reduce pain but only after oncosurgeon s consultation.