Don t resist when it hurts, what cognitive misconceptions do you know about cancer pain?

Life will inevitably be bumpy and bumpy, and there will always be some big and small diseases. Sometimes, when people are sick and have pain in their bodies, people sometimes feel that it doesn't matter. When most people don't know what disease they have in their body, they will choose to endure the pain when they feel that it is a small problemEndure it and it will pass

Not really. No matter what kind of illness you encounter, it is completely infeasible to refuse to go to the doctor without knowing the disease.

There are a lot of diseases that people just endure painDragging his illness and not going to the doctor, dragged on severely. When the pain starts, I don't go to the hospital to see a doctor for a check-up. When the condition is serious, there is nothing the doctor can do

If you have these pains, you must not endure them and go to the hospital in time. The headache is severe and may be due to a hemorrhage in the brainPain around the belly button or in the right side of the abdomen may be due to inflammation of the appendix. A burning pain in the lower leg may be due to a blood clot in the veins.

There is another more serious kind of pain that cannot be endured, and that isCancer painCancer pain is a sensation caused by the transmission of information that the pain site needs to be repaired or adjusted to the nerve center. When some people hear the word cancer pain, they wonder if the pain they have if they have cancer, which is a normal phenomenon and can be endured. But in fact, ifEighty percent of patients can choose the correct use of drugs

Moreover, it is a basic human right and must be obtained.

There are also some people who think that pain relief is enough, and there is no need to pursue the highest standard. Not reallyThe ideal pain ** is for the pain patient to achieve**. The criteria are: sleep, rest, and activity.

Therefore, the doctor needs to constantly evaluate your pain and adjust the medication.

In China, the majority of cancer patients are initially diagnosed in the middle and advanced stages, and about 75% of the pain is caused by tumors, and about 15% of the pain is caused by tumors** (such as intercostal neuralgia after thoracic surgery, low back pain after lumbar spine surgery, peripheral neuritis after chemotherapy, neuralgia after radiotherapy, etc.).

Myth 1: Cancer pain is inevitable, you can bear it, Myth 2: Only advanced cancer will be painful, Myth 3:

If there is a side reaction, you should stop or change the drug, myth 4: taking painkillers will become addictive? Myth 5:

Take medicine if it hurts, don't take it if it doesn't hurt, myth 6: anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving drugs are safer.

Wrong view 2: Endure the pain, and then use painkillers when you can't help it, so as not to become addicted to eating too much. This time I took less medicine, and next time I may need more medicine to relieve pain, bringing *** more, and the final result is that I have not taken less medicine, and I have suffered less sin.

The pain is caused by the tumor, the tumor is cured, the pain is fine, the pain is endured, I can't help but use painkillers again, so as not to eat too much and become addicted, I am allergic to painkillers, I can't take them, radiotherapy Chemotherapy can also relieve pain, and it doesn't hurt when it works.

Myth 1: My pain is caused by a tumor, and when the tumor is cured, the pain will be cured, and patients with intermediate and advanced tumors such as bone metastases and retroperitoneal metastases: it may be neuropathic pain. This neuropathic pain persists and can last a lifetime.