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How to manage severe body pain
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How to manage severe body pain - #21163

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i was diagnose ADVANCE PROSTATE CANCER BONE METASTASIS, i undergo 5cycle of chemo, but the pain remain in my body, specially in my lower exyremeties, i become beedridden because of my illness, i cant get up, cant sit, even turning my body in bed left and right, my wife and children turned me to avoid bedsore... im now always every day in severe pain specially my back, and cant move my lower extremities..is it possible you can give me advice on how i can rid off my severe pain, what pain reliver im going to use? im now taking tramadol and pre gabalin but sometimes it dont work...pls help me get rid off severe pain in my body..

Age: 49
Chronic illnesses: advance prostate cancer, hormone sensitive, bone metastasis
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Managing severe pain in situations like advanced cancer with bone metastasis requires a careful blend of conventional and complementary approaches. Since you are already on medications like tramadol and pregabalin, it's essential to remain under the supervision of your oncologist or pain specialist, as they can make any necessary adjustments to your pain management plan. In Ayurveda, understanding your prakriti and current imbalances is essential. Severe pain, especially in the musculoskeletal system, might be related to vata dosha imbalance. Here's some complementary strategies that may support your current treatment: First, the dietary aspect. Try to focus on a vata-pacifying diet which includes warm, cooked, and oily foods. Incorporate ghee, as it is nourishing and helps in lubrication, digestion and calming the mind. Cook it with some ginger, cumin and turmeric, to enhance its potency. Ensure meals are regular and small in quantity to not overwhelm your digestive fire, or agni. Since you mentioned being bedridden, gentle self-massage (abhyanga) with warm sesame oil might help. The oil can help pacify vata, which is typically aggravated in conditions involving pain. If self-massage is difficult, your family might help you with it. Warmth is soothing to vata, so ensure your living space is comfortably warm. Additionally, herbal formulations such as Ashwagandha can be useful. It is known for its potential in strengthening and rejuvenating tissues. However,, it's important to discuss with your healthcare provider before adding any new herb to your regimen to avoid any interaction with your current medications. Even though physical activity is challenging, try some gentle mobility exercises or guided pranayama sessions that focus on slow, deep, and gentle breathing to manage pain and calm the mind. Again, always consult with your healthcare team about integrating these Ayurvedic recommendations into your treatment. Never allow these complementary strategies to interfere or replace your ongoing medical treatments, especially in such a severe condition.
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