My mother has terminal lung cancer and can t have chemotherapy and surgery, is there any good painki

The hospital has it, you can ask the patient's attending doctor to prescribe it. In addition, surgery to cut certain nerves can relieve pain.

Painkillers can only provide temporary relief because the pain is caused by the tumor, so the best way is to do radiation therapy locally in the body to relieve the symptoms by removing the local tumor.

It doesn't seem to make much sense to simply relieve pain, right, what is her current condition? Can you eat?

It can be Chinese medicine**, the effect of symptomatic Chinese medicine is very fast, and the pain can be relieved in 3-5 days. Western medicine pain relief and anesthetic pain relief are characterized by fast effect, short duration, and no help for the improvement of the condition.

Morphine and other opioid painkillers, at the same time, you can eat some nutritious food, strengthen the physique, and can also reduce the pain caused by malignant consumption caused by cachexia in advanced cancer...

This kind of thing is best depending on how the hospital prescribes medicine.

Only Chinese medicine can be relied on to relieve pain and prolong life.

Not recommended. If you really need to know it, you should definitely let your doctor know, and it is best to do it under the guidance of your doctor.

1. Because there are many ways of chemotherapy, I don't know the chemotherapy drugs used, and drink something else, if the two are compatible. Mild chemotherapy ineffective (white chemotherapy) can be immediately fatal to severe cases.

2. For the use of painkillers, it should be carried out under the guidance of a chemotherapy doctor (at least it should be informed). Otherwise, because of the analgesic effect of painkillers, the chemotherapy doctor will be misled to proceed with the next step of chemotherapy. In the end, it is the patient who suffers.

Lung cancer includes surgery, radiation (radiotherapy), chemistry (chemotherapy), molecular targeting, biological immunity, traditional Chinese medicine, etc. Among them, the first four are the main means.

If you can't have surgery and don't want chemotherapy. It is best to take one of radiotherapy and biological immunity**, and then combine traditional Chinese medicine in the later stage**.

1. Radiation**: It is to kill tumor cells through radiation. Including ** sexual radiotherapy, palliative radiotherapy, and adjuvant radiotherapy.

**Sexual radiotherapy refers to the application of radiotherapy methods to completely and permanently eliminate the primary and metastatic lesions of malignant tumors. Tumors that are sensitive to radiation or moderately sensitive can be treated with radiation****. Palliative radiotherapy refers to the application of radiotherapy methods for advanced tumors and metastatic lesions, which have achieved the purpose of improving symptoms.

Adjuvant radiotherapy is a combination of radiotherapy and surgery or chemotherapy as part of the comprehensive treatment to improve the patient's outcome.

2. Targeting**: that is, the drug only targets cancer cells, and has no or very little effect on normal cells. Of course, there must be a target for targeting, and not all lung cancers have a target.

3. Can take traditional Chinese medicine and combine with dietary therapy: When the body of lung cancer patients gradually recovers to health, and the systemic immune function and anti-cancer ability are relatively strong, they can effectively inhibit the growth of cancer cells.

First, it is necessary to clarify the pathological type of lung cancer before the first plan can be determined. For small cells, chemotherapy is undoubtedly the best option. For non-small cell lung cancer, in addition to chemotherapy, there are opportunities for oral targeted drugs in advanced stages.

In short, it is not a big problem to prolong the survival period of advanced patients for one or two years. I wish the patient a speedy recovery!

Problem Analysis:

Hello, cancer can easily lead to weakness of the body, decreased immunity, infection, etc., resulting in cough and fever. The side effects of chemotherapy are very large, but the efficacy of cancer is relatively good, and chemotherapy should not be avoided because of fear of side effects.

Suggestions: It is recommended that anti-inflammatory drugs such as cephalosporin can be used to suppress cough with anti-inflammatory drugs such as licorice tablets or cough syrup for active cough control. Lung cancer surgery**, postoperative chemotherapy or radiation** may be considered.