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Many breast cancer patients use cannabis to ease the symptoms of the disease and its treatments, but few tell their doctors, a new survey finds. In an online anonymous survey of more than adults with a breast cancer diagnosis, 42 percent reported using some form of cannabis for relief of symptoms such as nausea and vomiting, pain, insomnia, anxiety and stress, according to the report published Tuesday in Cancer. Marisa Weiss, founder and chief medical officer of Breastcancer. People are struggling to keep going and to have a reasonable quality of life. The other two preferred not to answer the question about gender. All were recruited via Breastcancer. While 39 percent said they had mentioned cannabis to their doctors, just 4 percent of the participants who said they wanted more information had turned to their physicians for information on the drug. Most sought information from other sources, including websites or cannabis dispensary staff. Eighteen percent turned to a family member or friend. Most said they were unsatisfied with the information they received. Out of the 42 percent who said they were using cannabis, 78 percent said they were using it for pain relief, 70 percent to help with insomnia, 57 percent to relieve anxiety, 51 percent to deal with stress, and 46 percent to stem nausea and vomiting. Most, 79 percent, said they used cannabis during treatment. The respondents reported using multiple sources of cannabis: Seventy percent said they used edibles, and 65 percent liquids or tinctures. Just over half said they smoked and almost half used vape pens. They also reported using three to four different products, on average. Moreover, 49 percent of the cannabis users said they believed that medical cannabis could be used to treat the cancer itself. One concern, Weiss said, is that the liver is involved in the metabolism of many of the treatments as well as of cannabis. More research is needed on cannabis use during cancer treatments to figure out interactions and dosing, Bernik said. They probably need to start the conversation. IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Skip to Content. NBC News Logo. Search Search. Profile My News Sign Out. Sign In Create your free profile. Sections U. Follow NBC News. Latest Stories Election Politics U. Get more news Live on. By Linda Carroll. Related Health. Health Heavy marijuana use during pregnancy linked to premature birth, early infant death.