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Last updated: 08-30-2011
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Treatment Options
Treatment for cancer include medications, surgery and radiation treatment. These treatments may cause pain and side effects, such as nausea and nerve pain. Many cancer patients experience anxiety around these treatments, as well as the other responsibilities they have.
Treatment for pain related to cancer includes:
- Medical management (the use of pain medication)
- Physical therapy
- Nerve blocks
- Psychotherapy
- Reiki