Is systemic pain a precursor to cancer?

General migratory pain is generally considered not to be a precursor to cancer. Clinically, most cancer patients do not show general migratory pain, unless they encounter extremely rare malignant tumors with multiple metastases throughout the body, there will be general migratory pain symptoms, but this situation is very rare, so medically it is considered that general migratory pain is not a sign of cancer. The cause of systemic wandering pain may be senile osteoporosis or menopausal syndrome, but the specific needs to be determined in combination with comprehensive examination. After diagnosis, timely targeted treatment is needed to alleviate the patient's condition.