Symptoms at the end of life can include periods of confusion, agitation, and even hallucinations. Your loved one may see things in the room, angels, or even people you cannot see.

Symptom management: Medications can help manage pain, itching, nausea, insomnia, anxiety, and depression to improve quality of life. Caregiving support: As your loved one's physical health ...

The team evaluated 12 end-of-life symptoms including difficulty breathing, frequent vomiting, low appetite, difficulty controlling arms and legs, depression, and severe fatigue or exhaustion.Then ...

Bereaved parents prioritized satisfactory symptom management above all other aspects of end-of-life care for their children who died of cancer, study results showed.The findings, published in JAMA ...