Cancer-related pain can arise from the condition itself or from treatments such as surgery, chemotherapy, or radiotherapy. When pain persists, it can affect comfort, sleep, appetite, and overall wellbeing.
A regulated medical cannabis assessment may be considered as part of a broader pain management plan.
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Cancer-related pain varies widely between individuals and may be constant or intermittent, mild or severe.
Pain management often includes opioids, anti-inflammatories, and adjuvant medications. While these are effective for many, some people continue to experience pain or unwanted side effects.
Medical cannabis may be considered for cancer-related pain when standard pain management strategies have not provided sufficient relief.
Some patients report benefits relating to pain, sleep, appetite, or nausea. All decisions are made carefully by specialist clinicians.