Cancer Pain
Easing the Burden of Cancer-Related Pain
Cancer-induced pain often establishes itself as an enduring presence, spanning across months and even years. Addressing this persistent challenge entails a multifaceted approach, aimed at restoring autonomy and capability to those battling cancer.
Our medical practitioners possess an understanding of diagnosing and mitigating the painful complications arising from cancer. During our comprehensive consultations, we delve into the patient’s medical history, gathering insights into their pain experience. Collaborating closely on a personalized basis, our doctors curate optimal treatment plans, harnessing cutting-edge methodologies to alleviate discomfort and improve quality of life.
The spectrum of treatments for persistent cancer-related pain revolves around symptom alleviation, adapting according to the patient’s unique circumstances as well as their broader health profile. The most efficacious pain management strategies are tailor-fitted to individual needs, empowering patients to play an active role in their recuperation journey. From pharmaceutical interventions and injections to innovative electrical stimulation techniques and, when necessary, surgical procedures, our approach is all-encompassing. By combining various elements into a multidisciplinary framework, we enhance the potential for success, giving patients the tools to not only endure but thrive.
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Spinal cord stimulation (SCS) involves the implantation of an electronic device to alleviate chronic back and leg pain. This device, referred to as a “spinal cord stimulator” or “dorsal column stimulator,” emits electrical impulses through wires or electrodes placed in proximity to the spinal cord.
