What Are the Skin Sores Associated with Letrozole and Zometa?
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a year agoWhat are those scabs or sores that you get on your your skin while taking letrozole and zometa?
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Skin changes can be a concerning side effect that many people experience with these medications. While both letrozole and zometa can potentially cause various skin reactions, it's important to discuss any new sores or scabs with your healthcare team right away, as they can help determine the cause and recommend appropriate treatment. Have others in the community noticed similar skin changes with their treatments?
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2 months agoSkin changes can be a concerning side effect that many people experience with these medications. While both letrozole and zometa can potentially cause various skin reactions, it's important to discuss any new sores or scabs with your healthcare team right away, as they can help determine the cause and recommend appropriate treatment. Have others in the community noticed similar skin changes with their treatments?
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