Breakthrough pain
Definition: Many people with chronic cancer-related pain experience intermittent flares of pain that can occur even though a person is taking analgesic medications on a fixed schedule for pain control. These severe flares of pain are called breakthrough pain because the pain "breaks through" the regular pain medication.
Synonyms (terms occurring on more labels are shown first): breakthrough pain
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