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a month agoI am on anastrozole for 10 years and my oncologist suggest zometa infusions for the next 10 years as well. Is this the case for anyone else?
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a month agoMany patients find themselves on similar long-term treatment plans combining hormone therapy with bone-strengthening infusions, so you're definitely not alone in navigating this journey. It would be wonderful to hear from others in the community who have experience with this combination - their insights about scheduling, side effects, and practical tips could be really valuable for you and others considering similar treatment paths.
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a month agoI am with zometa 3 years ago
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a month agoI take Letrozole to inhibit estrogen so I do zometa infusions every 6 months since I have osteopenia.
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a month agoI started zometa monthly in January 2026 after 12 treatments I will go to 4 tx a year then 2 tx a year I assume that will be ongoing.
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a month agoThat is much more than I am doing at age 77. The medical oncologist told me to schedule Zometa infusions only twice a year and to continue taking calcium supplements daily 1200 mg calcium w/D3.
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