Cancer Pain Management

Supportive pain care can be an important part of improving comfort and quality of life during cancer treatment and recovery.

Cancer Pain may result from the disease itself, treatment side effects or related nerve and musculoskeletal problems. DCH SpineCare Center includes cancer pain among the conditions it treats and offers individualized pain management options based on each patient's clinical needs.

What Is Cancer Pain?

Cancer Pain can be acute or ongoing and may feel aching, sharp, burning, throbbing or pressure-like depending on the cause. It can affect one area of the body or several, and it may change over time.

Symptoms/Conditions

• Persistent pain related to a known cancer diagnosis.
• Nerve pain, bone pain or joint pain.
• Pain that interferes with rest, appetite or activity.
• Increased discomfort during treatment or recovery.
• Complex pain symptoms needing specialized management.

Treatments/Services

Care may include diagnostic evaluation, imaging when needed, injections or other interventional procedures, and a coordinated pain management plan designed to support comfort and function.

If Cancer Pain is making it harder to stay active and independent, SpineCare Center can help identify options for relief. Call (205) 759-7246 to schedule care