What helps with bone aches and leg pain during chemo treatment?

Bone and joint pain during chemotherapy is a common side effect that many patients experience, and there are several approaches that can help provide relief. Some find gentle movement like short walks helpful when possible, while others benefit from warm baths, ice packs, or over-the-counter pain relievers - though it's important to check with your care team before taking any medications during treatment since they can advise what's safe with your specific chemotherapy regimen. Many patients also find it helpful to share specific strategies that worked for them, so hopefully others in the community will chime in with their experiences to help you through this challenging time.

Another patient told me to try claritin, i think it did help. I am taking anastrozole

My oncologist said Claritin from day 1. It’s been 8 months and I still take one a day. Really helps and I can tell when I forget!

My oncologist also recommended claritin

My care team said to take cetirizine and Tylenol for bone pain. Unfortunately, that didn’t do a lot for me. I also use lidocaine patches on my knees. That helped a lot.