Connect
← Return to Going my way: Decided to stop cancer treatments
Discussion
Going my way: Decided to stop cancer treatments
Breast Cancer | Last Active: 6 hours ago | Replies (100)Comment receiving replies
@mir123 I'm with you on the "conflicting pathology reports." I had the same problem, but for lung NETs. Do you happen to know if your doctor ever mentioned the drug tamoxifen? I looked up the med. you are taking and it seems quite similar, at least in how it works and possible side effects. The breast cancer that runs in my family is rare but obviously in the family gene pool. (two generations so far) I am trying to stay current with information on all new protocols for breast cancer because of the obvious. Thank you for any information. Blessings 💕
Replies to "@mir123 I'm with you on the "conflicting pathology reports." I had the same problem, but for..."
Connect
@nannybb Tamoxifen wasn't the first drug suggested for my post-menopausal estrogen positive breast cancer--at least in my experience. Letrozole was the oncologist's first choice, and I've stayed on it without problems. I gather that if the class of AIs doesn't work Tamoxifen might be suggested, but no doubt cases vary.