Abstract

Medication plays a crucial role in palliative care by alleviating pain, managing symptoms, and enhancing the quality of life for patients with terminal illnesses. However, achieving an optimal balance between symptom relief and patient awareness remains a significant challenge. Effective medication management in palliative care requires careful assessment, individualized treatment plans, and ethical considerations regarding sedation and consciousness. This article explores the role of medication in palliative care, common drug therapies, challenges in balancing relief and awareness, and best practices for ensuring compassionate and patient-centered care