Palliative Therapy
The goals of palliative care are to reduce suffering and enhance quality of life. It is always applied if there are concerning symptoms, such as pain or healthiness, at any point during a pathological state. Even if a person cannot be cured, palliative medical care may help them live a longer and better life.
The course of treatment does not end with anti-health medications and painkillers. Numerous treatments, such as therapy, endocrine support, biological support, frequency ablation, and cryotherapy, are included in palliative medical care. Therapy aimed at managing the pain brought on by cancer and other serious illnesses, as well as their symptoms. In addition to other cancer treatments, palliative care is administered at the highest possible level of care from the time of diagnosis, throughout treatment, survivor ship, ongoing, or advanced disease.
- Clinical trial
- Medical treatment
- Managing symptoms