Hi @Mingy_T,   Acupuncture is what we consider a complementary therapy, and it would certainly be worth checking out/reading more about with regards to assisting with cancer pain. We have a page dedicated to it here over on the Cancer Council website that you may like to read.   You may also like to read our book about Understanding Complementary Therapies, which has information about a number of different things that may help, including massage by a therapist with experience in working with people affected by cancer.    Remember something that what works for one person, may not work for someone else.   On a personal note, I had a horrific cycling accident many years that left me without use of my left arm for over a year. I had extensive physio and surgery, but it was actually massage and acupuncture that did the most for me, especially in relieving the pain.    I'd be curious to hear if you have tried it out though!   Cheers, Kate Cancer Council Online Community Manager ... View more

No cannabis, but my mother used acupuncture and herbal medicine to manage nauseous and pain post-chemo. She researched different methods, but wasn't comfortable with cannabis because of the legality problem so she tried chinese medicine. I don't have the details, but she feels a lot better after every visit. Hope this gives you some inspirations for other ways of managing side effects. Stay strong, love and hugs! Warmest regards. ... View more