Abstract

People in the advanced stages of cancer frequently grapple with persistent discomfort that proves difficult to mitigate. The administration of elevated doses of pain medication often falls short in providing relief, and can sometimes lead to unwelcome side effects such as excessive drowsiness. This study introduces a groundbreaking case wherein a patient's pelvic discomfort was markedly alleviated through a course of five repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) sessions targeting the motor cortex. This intervention not only resulted in an enhanced quality of the patient's final moments but also facilitated a reduction in the necessary medical interventions.