Palliative care is that type of care aimed at the quality aspect of life for cancer patients. The management of the symptoms and pains associated with cancer as well as cancer treatment belongs in this category of care. It is holistic because it is not only about addressing the physical distress of the patient but also sustaining his emotional or psychological aspect of living with cancer. Control of pain has been one of the important pillars for the delivery of palliative care through medication and therapy. Moving beyond just relieving pain, palliative care gives emotional support to both patients and their families so that they can cope better with the ravages of cancer. Including pain management within psychological and social care, palliative services make available a complete package of support meant to elevate the patient’s quality of life. Combining other cancers or exclusively managed, palliative care assures that patients live as painlessly and amply as possible. This aspect enables the patient to focus on spending time with loved ones and engaging in things that give him peace and fulfillment.