(Expert Homeopathy: Dr. Anutosh Chakraborty)
Most cancer patients are experienced to pain. According to statistics from the World Health Organization, about 55%-85% of cancer patients have pain. 70% of advanced cancer patients have pain as their main symptom: among this 70% of advanced patients whose main symptom is pain, nearly 30% Of patients have severe pain that is unbearable. However, because the entire society and even the medical staff do not have enough awareness of this, about 3 to 5 million cancer patients worldwide suffer from pain that they should not have endured...
Cancer pain does not need to be tolerated, and simple drug treatment can make more than 90% of patients painless...
Cancer pain not only restricts the patient's activities, but also reduces appetite, affects sleep, and seriously affects the patient's quality of life. Pain can also make already debilitated patients even more debilitating. At the same time, it will overwhelm the patient psychologically. Cancer patients often lose hope with the appearance of pain, believing that pain indicates terrible consequences. Chronic unrelieved pain can cause patients to refuse active treatment, and when the pain gets worse, they may be depressed and even commit suicide. Some patients and family members mistakenly believe that pain is an inevitable phenomenon of cancer and that it is unnecessary or impossible to control. They are even bound by traditional moral thinking. They believe that enduring pain is a virtue and a manifestation of determination. The World Health Organization (WHO) advocates three-step analgesia, which can make 90% of cancer patients painless. As for other uncontrollable pains, in today's highly developed medicine, the goal of cancer pain can be controlled through radiotherapy, nerve block, psychotherapy, etc. The three-step pain relief program relieves the pain of cancer patients, and the pain is resolved, which is beneficial to cancer treatment.
The three-step pain relief program is a professional doctor who has made a correct assessment of the nature and cause of cancer pain, comprehensively analyzes the pain level reported by the patient, and divides the pain into three levels (steps) of light, moderate, and severe. Choose different drugs for different grades. For patients with mild pain, choose non-opioids plus or minus adjuvant analgesics, for patients with moderate pain, choose weak opioids plus or minus anti-inflammatory and adjuvant analgesics, for patients with severe pain, you need to use strong opioids and add or subtract as appropriate Anti-inflammatory drugs and auxiliary analgesics. In addition to drugs, relaxation exercises can be used at the same time. Use hot compresses, cold compresses, massage, acupuncture, and other physical therapies to relieve pain. You can also participate in cancer rehabilitation meetings to seek psychological and social support, adjust emotions and behaviors, perform relaxation activities and mental training, divert attention, gain self-control, and enhance Confidence in controlling cancer pain. Cancer pain patients and their relatives must understand that only when the pain is resolved, can the patient's overall condition be improved, which is conducive to cancer treatment and improves the quality of life.
Cancer pain patients and their families should self-adjust their psychological and emotional.
Malignancy patients themselves are tormented by the aggravation. Their relatives regularly endure mentally intolerable suffering due to seeing the disease of their friends and family. Patients and relatives frequently experience the ill effects of nervousness and sorrow, and this negative mental temperament influences torment treatment The impact of this infection can even irritate the aggravation. Many examinations have completely demonstrated that dynamic adapting, dynamic self-change of feelings, and keeping a hopeful mental state certainly affect alleviating pain.
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