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1:32 pm
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Veronica
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Pain scales and what kind of information they provide. That is the question I have to answer every day. Over the years my pain became my everyday companion. Balancing my medication with my pain-level developed into my daily struggle.
I have therefore decided to summarize my experiences and reflections on the subject of pain. In the process I have also gathered information about the methods used for establishing pain levels. There is also an official site about cancer pain, called http://www.cancer-pain.org, which I found interesting and useful during my search.
Over the years with surgeries and treatments (see Veronica’s story)…
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6:31 pm
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dominiccrock
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This is really different thing which people should know because every disease have various level of pain which can not be counted but we can imagine and it needs immediate treatment.
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10:14 am
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radiologist
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Hello,
Hello i read your post about cancer pain and its a really nice.
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10:15 am
Tue 8, 2013
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radiologist
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Hello,
Hello i read your post about cancer pain and its a really nice.
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