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Does your oncologist acknowledge that ET may cause bone pain?
Blood Cancers & Disorders | Last Active: Jan 14 9:07am | Replies (32)Comment receiving replies
When I'm up and moving around, the bone pain isn't bad, but at night in bed the pain can keep me from sleeping or sometimes I wake up with the pain in toes and shins. Tylenol helps a litte, it isn't my pain reliever of choice. But I was told not to take NSAIDs- aspirin, advil
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My Hemo/Onco actually suggested to me Claritin might help with the bone pain. He said he knew it sounded strange but some of his MPN patients have said it actually works. I have tried it and it didn't touch the pain for me, but it might be worth trying.