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Breast Cancer | Last Active: Jun 28 3:35pm | Replies (12)
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@briarrose Have you spoken to your own pharmacist? I've found they can be very helpful. We can share our own experiences here on Connect, but don't give medical advice as we're not medical professions. I hope you are getting some good feedback, but to make the decision a pharmacist might help. Did you ever see an oncology pharmacist? I think you mentioned that possibility.
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Yes, the cancer center's pharmacist called me yesterday. We reviewed what medications are in question. He wasn't much help though. He said a couple of times "possible side effects"...emphasizing the word "possible". He was very low keyed in the conversation. It was me who said I will contact my cardiologist since it seems the ranolazine I am on is the most worrisome. I am also in a "cancer resource program" within my health insurance. I plan on calling them also to discuss my medications and interactions with Kisqali. Hopefully they can give me more information to help me with my decision. It's not easy. No one has a crystal ball to predict anything. It's almost like the roll of the dice.