Why am I in constant pain during cancer treatment?
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14 days agoMy oncologist can’t understand why I’m in so much pain 80% of the time had me go back to my rheumatologist found out I also have rheumatoid arthritis and fibromyalgia. Can’t get into pain management until May 6 I just want to be out of pain and have some normal in my life. Radiation starts May 4
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14 days agoCancer treatment can be incredibly challenging, and dealing with multiple pain conditions alongside it makes the journey even more difficult. Having a clearer picture of what's causing the pain through your rheumatologist's findings is an important step toward getting the right support and treatment plan. Managing pain during cancer treatment often requires a team approach, and it sounds like you're building that team with your oncologist, rheumatologist, and upcoming pain management appointment - even though waiting until May feels overwhelming right now.
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