PALLIATIVE CARE

Definition:  A specialized medical care focused on providing relief from the ‬symptoms and stress of serious illnesses. Its goal is to improve quality of life for‬ both the patient and the family.‬
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Causes:Palliative care is often provided to patients with chronic or‬
‭ life-threatening illnesses such as cancer, heart failure, or advanced neurological‬ diseases.‬
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Remedies:  

‬‭ Pain Management:‬‭ Medications, physical therapy, and psychological‬
‭ support.‬
‬‭ Symptom Control:‬‭ Management of nausea, fatigue, and breathing‬
‭ difficulties.‬
‬‭ Emotional Support:‬‭ Counseling helps patients and families‬‭ explore‬
‭ meaning, and emotional support prepares them for end-of-life‬
‭ transitions.‬
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‭* Please note that while these descriptions provide an overview, each individual's experience with these disorders can vary, and a professional diagnosis is necessary for accurate assessment and treatment.