Mom with breast cancer undergoing chemo is now in extreme bone pain Dr said Steroids can help anybody know ?

Or have taken them for cancer good or bad results ?

Honey, I have never had Cancer and First I want to Say I will Pray for her.
I have had to go on Steroids for a lot of different reasons, and one is for bone pain. Yes, it can really Help the pain and turn things around, but, not as doctor’s advice, but my personal feeling on it, is that is is not good to take it for long term ,unless you have to . It helps the pain a lot and can help turn a illness around, but it can also mask the symptoms, so I do not take it for a long period of time so I know if I am starting to get sicker again, instead of it covering it up. Good Luck to Your Mother, and try to stay Strong for her. It can be very hard. I watched my Father go through Chemo.

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