【家族向け】終末期のがん患者が苦しむ７つの症状と家族ができる寄り添い方 181

My name is Dr. Tosh (Shinomiya Toshiaki), a psychosomatic medicine physician. On my YouTube channel, "The Mainstream of Palliative Care," I discuss a variety of topics from the perspective of a palliative care physician, including cancer prevention and treatment, lifespan, and the importance of life. You may also call me Dr. Toshi. Thank you for your support. Today's theme is "Seven Symptoms of End-of-Life Cancer and How Families Can Support Them." The end-of-life stage is the period after cancer is diagnosed, when further treatment is no longer possible, and when a patient is estimated to have only a few months to live. I'm sure many of you watching this video are wondering whether end-of-life symptoms are painful and what to do in such a situation. Today's talk is aimed specifically at family members supporting cancer patients. I'll be focusing on what only you, as their precious presence, can do, so please watch until the end. Table of Contents 0:00 Topic: "Seven Symptoms of Terminal Cancer and How Families Can Support Them" 0:57 Family Presence is Important During the End-of-Life Stage 2:54 How to Fulfill the Wish of a Peaceful Departure... 4:24 Terminal Symptom 1: Pain 5:56 Terminal Symptom 2: Difficulty Breathing 6:56 Terminal Symptom 3: Nausea and Vomiting 8:25 Terminal Symptom 4: Fatigue 10:23 Terminal Symptom 5: Loss of Appetite 11:39 Terminal Symptom 6: Delirium 14:29 End-of-Life Symptom #7: Spiritual Pain 16:02 A Message for You [Related Video] Terminal Delirium, which occurs in 90% of people with terminal cancer    • がんの終末期の9割の人に起こる終末期せん妄とは #58   Book: "See You There" Amazon link: https://amzn.to/3hJQCSH I recently published a book titled "See You There" on December 5, 2022. It has been extremely well-received, and we're grateful to have reprinted it. It may be out of stock online, such as on Amazon, so please purchase it at your local bookstore. Music Info: Piano Inspiring Dream by RomanSenykMusic. Music Link:    • Piano Inspiring Dream | Positive Inspirati...   ------------------------------------------------- Hello, I'm Dr. Tosh/Toshiaki Shinomiya, a psychosomatic medicine physician and palliative care physician. Welcome to the mainstream of palliative care. I hope to share useful information and make palliative care more accessible to more people. The channel for medical professionals is here. "Mainstream Palliative Care for Medical Professionals"    / channel   #PalliativeCare #MainstreamPalliativeCare #Dr.Tosh ------------------------------------------------- Dr. Tosh's Note https://note.com/mainstream_tosh In addition to the videos, I'll also be posting on Note, so please check that out too. ------------------------------------------------- Dr. Tosh's Twitter   / dr_tosh777   Please follow me on Twitter as well. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music used Road Less Traveled by Jonny Easton Link:    • Road Less Travelled - Soft Piano Music - R...   Note: While the specific experiences and stories featured in the video are generally based on fact, I have altered the context to prevent personal identification, either with the individual's consent or by altering the context. Thank you for your understanding. -Recently, the number of views and comments has increased significantly, which makes me feel that my videos are reaching so many people, and I'm very happy. Thank you everyone. I would like to respond to every comment, but I apologize for not being able to do so often. However, I do read all of them. From now on, I would like to respond to comments that I think will be helpful to many people with videos, so I appreciate your support. Qualifications: Doctor of Medicine Certified by the Japanese Society of Internal Medicine Certified Specialist and Training Instructor of the Japanese Society of Psychosomatic Medicine Registered Psycho-Oncologist of the Japanese Society of Psycho-Oncology Certified by the Japanese Society of Palliative Medicine Affiliated Societies: Japanese Society of Psycho-Oncology (Board Member) Japanese Society of Supportive Care in Cancer (Family and Bereavement Care Committee Member) Japanese Society for Clinical Studies of Death (Organizer) Japanese Society of Psychosomatic Medicine (Delegate) Japanese Society of Palliative Medicine (Delegate) Japanese Society of Psychosomatic Medicine Japanese Society of Internal Medicine, etc. Specialties: Psychosomatic medicine, palliative care, psycho-oncology (psycho-oncology)