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One of the most important factors to be considered by your pain doctors, in determining the optimal treatment is whether the pain is acute or chronic. The drug prescribed for chronic needs to be chosen carefully, as it may have to be given for an extended period. For severe chronic pain, morphine is often prescribed, as is fentanyl, which can be administered by a slow release transdermal path, which has fewer side effects. Another common drug for severe chronic pain is oxycodone, especially in a slow-release formulation called OxyCortin. Oxycodone is used also for acute pain and is available in the forms of capsules, tablets, ampules and syrups.
All these opioids prescribed at the pain clinic, are usually very effective for pain relief, especially in cancer patients. They carry risks, however, when taken for extended periods. The risks include drug tolerance, necessitating dosage increases and addiction with related withdrawal problems.
The professional management of pain requires training and experience. But, perhaps the most important quality of all is the ability to empathise with another human being’s suffering and distress.
Cancer is a disease affecting more than 11,000,000 people in the world. While there are dozens of different types of cancer, lung, colon, and breast cancers are the most commonly diagnosed forms of the disease. While there is no cure for cancer, many treatments are available, including radiation therapy and chemotherapy. Cancer is painful, and pain medications are given to patients to try to help ease some of this pain. Pain management is important for cancer patients as most patients experience extreme pain throughout the day. More often than not, a narcotic pain reliever is needed to control this pain as it is so severe.
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