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I have stage 4 MBC with mets to the spine, ribs, pelvis and liver.

June 26, 2025
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Several MyBCTeam members have reported positive experiences using medical marijuana and CBD products for pain management. One member found relief from neuropathy pain using CBD oil topically, while another successfully used medical marijuana transdermal patches during chemotherapy. Some members have found that edibles taken Show Full Answer

Several MyBCTeam members have reported positive experiences using medical marijuana and CBD products for pain management. One member found relief from neuropathy pain using CBD oil topically, while another successfully used medical marijuana transdermal patches during chemotherapy. Some members have found that edibles taken at night help manage their pain effectively. For those seeking FDA-approved options, medications like dronabinol (Marinol and Syndros) and nabilone (Cesamet) are available specifically for managing chemotherapy-related nausea. These are synthetic forms of THC that have been approved for therapeutic use.

Important: Always discuss any cannabis-related treatments with your healthcare provider first to ensure they're appropriate for your specific situation and legal in your area.

June 26, 2025

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