Can anti-inflammatory injections help with lung cancer pain?

The first thing people think about cancer is fear. Moreover, after the onset of cancer, the human body will cause great pain to the patient, especially pain. Many lung cancer patients often suffer from the pain caused by this disease. Most lung cancer patients want to know whether anti-inflammatory injections can relieve their pain. Well, lung cancer hurts. Can anti-inflammatory injections help?

First, lung cancer hurts. Will anti-inflammatory injections work? Pain is a common symptom in patients with advanced lung cancer. It not only makes patients feel uncomfortable, but also brings a series of serious effects. The physical, physiological and psychological damage caused by pain not only significantly affects the patient's quality of life, but also affects the implementation and effectiveness of treatment. Some patients lose patience because their pain is not satisfactorily controlled and may even give up the opportunity to cure cancer.

Second, surface analgesia: the purpose of pain relief can be achieved by stimulating the skin around the painful area or the corresponding healthy side. The stimulation methods can be massage, applying cooling analgesics, etc., or stimulation of various temperatures, or using a 65°C hot water bottle on a wet towel for local hot compress, each time for 20 minutes, which can achieve a certain analgesic effect. This is one of the pain relief methods for lung cancer. Attention diversion analgesia method: according to the patient's hobbies, you can play some fast-paced music and let the patient appreciate it while clapping along with the rhythm; or you can let the patient read some jokes, humorous novels, and tell a crosstalk for fun. The patient can also sit in a comfortable chair, close his eyes, and think about the interesting things in his childhood, or think about anything he wants to think about, for 15 minutes each time, usually 2 hours after eating, and then sit quietly with eyes closed for 2 minutes. These can achieve the purpose of diversion and pain relief. Relaxation analgesia method: Relaxing the whole body can make you feel light and comfortable, and muscle relaxation can block the pain response. Ask the patient to close his eyes, sigh, burp, etc., then lie flat with his hips and knees bent, relax his abdominal and back muscles, and do slow abdominal breathing. Or let the patient close his eyes in a quiet environment and breathe in and out slowly and deeply to allow fresh air to enter the lungs and achieve the purpose of pain relief.

Lung cancer hurts. Will anti-inflammatory injections work? In practice, first assess the degree of pain, then give analgesics according to the doctor's orders based on the results and the three-level analgesia principle, and pay attention to the analgesic effect and side effects of the drugs. If any abnormalities are found, reduce the dosage or stop the medication in time. When the patient is in severe pain, sedatives should be used appropriately. In addition, Chinese medicine is also a commonly used method for patients to assist in relieving lung cancer pain, and the effect is also good. For example, the traditional Chinese medicine ginsenoside rh2 contains the most effective active ingredient in ginseng. While inhibiting the growth and proliferation of cancer cells, it has a good anti-inflammatory effect and can effectively relieve the pain of cancer patients. Its effect is more outstanding than that of Cordyceps sinensis and Dendrobium officinale. Patients who meet the conditions can try it.