Anyone else having a difficult time managing side effects for cancer treatments?
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I stopped taking Arimidex a few months ago. I still have joint pain that on the 1-10 pain scale is a 12...exacerbated by rainy weather. I took AIs with my first breast cancer occurrence in 2008. It still came back in 2015 so when my quality of life was going down, I stopped. Does anyone else still have joint pain after they stop taking them? Thank you in advance.
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I'm post single mastectomy stage 1 breast cancer. I been having one he'll of a time managing these awful side effects from, arimidex to exemestane and femara. Migraines, tendonitis, muscle spasms, joint pain, edema, nausea. My oncologist acts like this treatment is not a big deal and I'm one of the rare people who cannot tolerate these treatments. Anyonelse? I feel alone.