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I am on my 5th treatment of dose dense chemo (weekly) for 6 months for triple negative breast cancer. When does fatigue usually set in?
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anonymous
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I had only 4 treatments for triple negative and i was realy surprise that i dint had all the symtoms of chemo i thank god for it
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anonymous
Survivor since 2011
Everyone reacts different you may one of the lucky people that fatigue isn't an issue.
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Have been on tamoxifen 3 years am now menopausal my doctor wants to change me to anastrozole, letrozole or exemestane. And have me take it for another 5 years. Is that the common practice? What are the side effects you have experienced with these drugs?
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anonymous
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I have been on tamoxifen nearly 3 years just had a hysterectomy because I had thickening on my uterus, a side effect of the tamoxifen. The original plan was tamoxifen 3 years & then take ovaries out & go to an AI. I questioned why not hysterectomy & dr had an ultrasound which found the excess...
1 comment 0I have been on tamoxifen nearly 3 years just had a hysterectomy because I had thickening on my uterus, a side effect of the tamoxifen. The original plan was tamoxifen 3 years & then take ovaries out & go to an AI. I questioned why not hysterectomy & dr had an ultrasound which found the excess tissue. I now will be going on an AI but don't know which one yet.
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