Rectal Pain Due To Telengiectasia. - I Am A Cervical Cancer

Rectal pain due to telengiectasia.

Asked for Female, 56 Years

I am a cervical cancer patient under chemotherapy. After my first line of treatment, recurrence of my cancer took place 2 months later. After which I started taking aggressive chemo. I took 8 dosage of chemos. But still the disease is there. I have been suffering from rectal pain for a couple of months now. My sigmoidoscopy reports showed that its a disease called telangiectasia in my rectum. I tried many pain killers, morphine, fentanyl patch etc. but the pain is not going away. This pain is killing me. Please help me get rid of this pain.

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