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Re: Femara side effects?

by in Treatments and side effects
May 2018
May 2018
Hi,  I had a lot of trouble with pain and fatigue initially which have eased considerably now 18 months later with exercise. I was more prone to tears initially but assumed it was due to the shock of it all and the ongoing pain. Sorry that is probably not much help. I do enjoy my walking group and fine any excuse for exercise. Much easier now that the fatigue has lifted. Dy ... View more

Re: accupuncture with lymph nodes removed

by in Treatments and side effects
May 2018
May 2018
Hi @Becca134,   Thanks for reaching out the online community.    You may find it helpful to be in touch with the Australasian Lymphology Association who work to help people manage oedemas and lymphoedema.  They have a toll free number (within Australia) to get in touch with them: 1300 935 332.   Cancer Council also has the following publication: Understanding Lymphoedema which may be useful to look at.   You can also call the health professionals on the Cancer Council Information and Support line on 131120 Monday to Friday 9am-5pm.   Take care, Margaret Online Comunity admin support ... View more
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