What are your experiences with Kisqali and its side effects?

Never took it… but the doctor talked about placing me on it, then he decided not to. I was happy about that. You will need to be monitored closely while on it. Heart & liver both. Certainly not a pleasant drug, so ask your doctor why & how important for you to use it. If there is another med you could use? What happens if you choose to no longer want to be on it as many have? How long is the plan for you to take it? Age might play a part in how much it might affect a person. How aggressive your cancer is plays a big part on your & the doctors decision? Read on side effects prior before you make your decision. You can ask your doctor to supply you with a print out before you make your decision.

Hi Carla! I don’t read up on side affects until I start noticing issues. I started with bone aches, then a cough came along but the worst was having a full body rash that had me itching really bad so they stoped me right away from taking it. Hope it works better for you than it did for me.

Starting a new medication can bring up many questions and concerns, which is completely natural. Many community members have shared their experiences with Kisqali, and responses can vary from person to person based on individual health factors. Connecting with others who have taken this medication might help provide the perspective and reassurance that comes from shared experiences in this supportive community.