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How To Treat Pain Caused By Circumferential Lesion In The Rectum?
Mrs.shamshad bano.,46 yrs lady frm jharkhand,complaints of bleeding per rectum,painful defection past 3-4 mnths.she complaints loss of appetite and loss of weight past 2 mnths.she was evaluated outside found to have circumferentil losseion in the rectum,visited cmc n got 28 radiation n 2 kemo n came back for 45 days gap for operation....but the excess pain is there ......can u suggest pls???
Wed, 29 Nov 2017
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* This is cancer pain , guidelines for the same
- Manage to get soft , smooth bowel evacuations with bulk forming
laxatives as hard stools will increase the pain .
- Proper analgesics as tramadol hydrochloride , opioids according to
the concern of the treating physician .
- Epidural analgesia or local nerve blocks are recent modalities of
pain management .
- Hypnotherapy , suggestion therapy and behavior modifications are
still corner stone of the management .
- At last when the lesion becomes resectable , resection , diverting
colostomy with later on anastomosis are final line of treatment .
Hope this will definitely clear the issue .
Wishing you fine recovery .
Feel free to ask any further doubts .
Regards .
Warm welcome to Healthcaremagic.com
I have evaluated your query in details .
* This is cancer pain , guidelines for the same
- Manage to get soft , smooth bowel evacuations with bulk forming
laxatives as hard stools will increase the pain .
- Proper analgesics as tramadol hydrochloride , opioids according to
the concern of the treating physician .
- Epidural analgesia or local nerve blocks are recent modalities of
pain management .
- Hypnotherapy , suggestion therapy and behavior modifications are
still corner stone of the management .
- At last when the lesion becomes resectable , resection , diverting
colostomy with later on anastomosis are final line of treatment .
Hope this will definitely clear the issue .
Wishing you fine recovery .
Feel free to ask any further doubts .
Regards .
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