How can I manage fatigue from breast cancer medication?
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7 days agoI'm in the uk. I don't know if you accept posts from here. I have just been diagnosed with breast cancer Ductal. 2.5cm Provisional Grade 2. Hormone receptor positive. Her2 Negative. Node Negative. I have been prescribed medication that seems to be making me very tired. I don't know if anyone would be interested in this post.
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7 days agoThis community absolutely welcomes posts from the UK, and many members here share similar experiences with medication-related fatigue during treatment. Fatigue is one of the most common side effects that breast cancer patients face, and there are often practical strategies that can help manage it - from adjusting daily routines to discussing timing or alternatives with your medical team. Many community members have found helpful approaches they'd likely be happy to share, so please don't hesitate to connect with others here who understand what you're going through.
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