Mild pain

Introduction Mild pain, intermittent pain, no medicine. The World Health Organization proposes the strategic goal of Relieving pain for most cancer patients in 2000. It embodies that the control of cancer pain has become an important therapeutic measure for humanitarian practice. In 1984, the World Health Organization invited 28 medical, pharmacy and nursing experts to discuss the development of a three-level pain relief program. The following points should be understood for the pain: 1 whether the pain site is clear and fixed; 2 the nature of the pain: dull pain, tingling, burning pain or cramps; 3 pain onset time; 4 causes of pain; Pain duration, regularity, pain point metastasis, radiation; 6 pain level changes; 7 patients' habits, hobbies, personality, etc. may be the objective factors causing pain; 8 patients' cultural level and social background, past experience How the pain is alleviated, what kind of treatment has been used, and how effective it is.

Cause

Chinese medicine believes that the occurrence of cancer pain is mainly caused by sinister poisoning, qi stagnation and blood stasis, and no pain. It is also influenced by many other factors (psychological, social, economic, etc.) that are currently considered to be a precise location of the disease according to the pathophysiology of pain.

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Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) 64-slice spiral CT blood test

In the early stages of cancer, the incidence of cancer pain is low because the tumor is still small and generally has no metastasis. In the advanced stage, the lesions are large, and the invasive growth of nearby tissues and organs is continued, and there are often distant metastases such as bone marrow. Therefore, the incidence of cancer pain is greatly increased. Most of the cancer pains are persistent pain, and the lesions increase with the increase of the lesions.

Differential diagnosis

Differential diagnosis of mild pain:

There are two types of pain: one is local and can be positioned. The other is diffuse and the pain is unclear.

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