S. Fakhim, S. Farahani, Hoda Pourkarim, Fateme Mousavi, M. Ahmadi, M. Azad
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Abstract
Background: Cancer, a common disease in the world, is considered the second cause of mortality in developed countries. In the management of symptoms created by breast cancer (BC), pain is the most important. So, this study aimed to evaluate different dimensions of pain in patients using the McGill Pain Questionnaire. In this way, physicians could perform effective treatment for patients.
Methods: This case study was done on BC patients aged 30-60 years old in some specialized cancer hospitals in Tehran. The utilized research instrument in this study was the McGill Pain Questionnaire. Data were analyzed by SPSS Software.
Conclusion: According to these results, it is possible to use effective and better treatment to reduce BC patients’ pain.