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Pain can be a major problem for people with pancreatic cancer. Learn what you can do here.
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When sinus cancer survivor Joe Ledell first experienced blurry vision and pain in his right eye, he thought his contact lens was to blame. But during a trip to an ear, nose and throat specialist, he learned he had a tumor.
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More than 32,000 cancer specialists from around the world are gathering in Chicago this week for the 54th annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO).
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Some cancer treatments can cause a sensitive mouth, mouth sores, or a sore throat.
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If your cancer pain isn’t being relieved by drugs or non-medical methods, other types of treatments can often be used. Learn more here.
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Palliative care provides relief from symptoms, pain, and stress, and should be provided along with curative treatment.
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Circle Of Life: Cancer Education and Wellness
for American Indian and Alaska Native Communities
Palliative Care‐ Rev. 10.8.15 Page 360
Wellness along the Cancer Journey:
Palliative Care
Revised October 2015
Chapter 3: Addr...
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When people say they are having pain, it usually means they are hurting somewhere in their body.
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Opioids are used with or without non-opioids to treat moderate to severe cancer pain. Learn more here.
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Nasopharyngeal cancers are often found because of certain signs and symptoms. Learn what you should look for here.