What are the pain relief treatments for advanced pancreatic cancer?

Speaking of pancreatic cancer, this is a malignant tumor with a high incidence rate in our country. But so far, the early symptoms of pancreatic cancer are not obvious enough, and long-term physical examinations are required to know whether you have pancreatic cancer, so most pancreatic cancer patients have entered the late stage when they are discovered. Generally speaking, advanced pancreatic cancer will cause unbearable pain. What is the pain relief treatment for advanced pancreatic cancer?

1. Chinese medicine analgesia: Advanced pancreatic cancer usually causes local pain to patients, but it may also be accompanied by nausea or vomiting, which can be relieved by Chinese medicine. Chinese medicine can not only improve the symptoms of advanced pancreatic cancer, but also improve the patient's immunity, enhance appetite, and achieve the effect of analgesia.

2. Aspirin and morphine for pain relief: If the pain of patients with advanced pancreatic cancer is very severe, it may be improved by using aspirin. Because aspirin has a certain effect on relieving pain, but patients should not take aspirin in excess, which may cause side effects of the drug. In addition to aspirin, morphine and other drugs can also be used to relieve pain.

3. Codeine analgesia: When the patient's symptoms are very obvious, codeine tablets can be used for health care and can prevent local pain. This drug can also improve the symptoms of restless sleep, help improve the quality of life, and prolong the patient's survival, but the use of codeine must be guided by a professional doctor.

The pain that pancreatic cancer brings to patients is very unbearable, so we must do a good job of preventing this disease in our lives to ensure that the body is getting healthier and healthier. For patients with advanced pancreatic cancer, if the pain is unbearable, they need to distract themselves. Family members can tell patients something they are interested in, or listen to some soothing music, or gently touch the patient with their hands, which can keep the patient calm and achieve the effect of pain relief.