There is no specific standard for the duration of bone pain after the Boost injection, but it depends on the patient’s condition, the length of time the Boost injection has been applied, the nature of the patient’s tumor, and the presence of bone metastases. Some patients do not have bone pain after the application of Boosted White Injection, while some patients’ pain will be relieved naturally after the application of Boosted White Injection is stopped, and the pain will persist if they have bone metastasis or active bone marrow proliferation. Therefore, the correlation between the time of bone pain and the application of ascending white needle is not clear, and should be analyzed specifically according to the specific situation of the disease.