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Bone Pain or Weakness

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At some point during the course of prostate cancer treatment, patients may experience bone pain or weakening. Additionally, cancer can metastasize to the bones causing additional risks for osteoporosis and placing patients at a greater risk of bone fracture.

Learn more about the following topics related to bone metastases:

  • Cancer and Your Bones
    When cancer metastasizes, it can weaken your bones. Additionally, hormone therapy for prostate cancer can cause osteoporosis.
  • Symptoms of Bone Loss and Metastases
    Bone pain is the most common symptom of bone loss and metastases, but there are other signs as well.
  • What You Can Do
    Learn about the options available to you to deal with bone pain.
  • Educate Yourself
    Take control and discuss the following questions with your doctor.
  • Healthy Diet
    Nutrition can greatly impact how your bones respond to cancer and treatment.

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