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How Can Severe Pain Due To Renal Cancer Be Treated?
well ive been diagionesd with renal cancer its been 12th months and no one can give me apostive answer ive been under a doctors specalieast at monash health its been give me the run around do test and test as well iam getting so tired as well now i just cant take it anymore ive been in pain for now the last 6 months as well
Without an exam, I can only give general information. The staging is the main issues. So, there's terminal cancer pain and then there's regular post-op pain. I've got a patient with the latter. It just damped down in the second year. No reason. But no reason it should have been there. Indeed, it might have been a high back disk disease and not from the kidney. If it is cancer all over pain.
1) the pain is all over and
2) Palliative Care is cheap and without upper limits on narcotics to give.
3) sorry. If it isn't terminal, it can be complex from irritated nerves and a wide variety of non-narcotic medicine starting with a Lidocaine patch would be the first things to try as they are quite safe and quite cheap.
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How Can Severe Pain Due To Renal Cancer Be Treated?
Hello, Without an exam, I can only give general information. The staging is the main issues. So, there s terminal cancer pain and then there s regular post-op pain. I ve got a patient with the latter. It just damped down in the second year. No reason. But no reason it should have been there. Indeed, it might have been a high back disk disease and not from the kidney. If it is cancer all over pain. 1) the pain is all over and 2) Palliative Care is cheap and without upper limits on narcotics to give. 3) sorry. If it isn t terminal, it can be complex from irritated nerves and a wide variety of non-narcotic medicine starting with a Lidocaine patch would be the first things to try as they are quite safe and quite cheap. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.