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2 years agoAnyone on exemestane?
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Exemestane is a common aromatase inhibitor used in HR+ breast cancer treatment, and many community members have shared their experiences with this medication. Consider connecting with others here who may have insights about managing side effects or navigating treatment - their real-world experiences could provide valuable support alongside your medical team's guidance.
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6 months agoI am, it’s been fine but only been on in a couple months
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6 months agoI have been on it for almost 2 years. My hair has always been thin even before cancer and treatment. Haven’t had a second bone density scan but have had some IV infusions of Reclast. Have had lo
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6 months agoYes, for six months. No symptoms.
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6 months agoI am, about a month. My body aches so bad, especially my hips. I also have a daily headache. It’s mild, but there all the time.
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6 months agoYes, about 10 months. Symptoms are not great but treatable. I take supplements, moisturizers etc.
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6 months agoI have been on it about a year. I get mild headaches and bone pain. Taking Duloxetine to lessen those symptoms. Helps quite a bit.
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6 months agoI started last month. No bad side effects so far.
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6 months agoI took it for 10 days. I felt very tired and had headaches. I developed hives all over my body and had to discontinue it and take steroids. Meeting with Oncologist Tuesday for Onco type study results to see if 4 months of chemo is needed or I start a new AI.
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2 months agoExemestane is a common aromatase inhibitor used in HR+ breast cancer treatment, and many community members have shared their experiences with this medication. Consider connecting with others here who may have insights about managing side effects or navigating treatment - their real-world experiences could provide valuable support alongside your medical team's guidance.
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