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Cancer Related Brain Fog: How do you cope with it?

Cancer: Managing Symptoms | Last Active: Nov 11, 2023 | Replies (52)
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@colleenyoung

Oh dear, @davidsalchow, you're quite right. I did simply link back to the discussion. I guess that's one sly way to keep people in the conversation, right? Here's the article from Mayo Clinic with tips on how to manage it:
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/chemo-brain/symptoms-causes/syc-20351060

David, what is your interest or experience with chemo brain/brain fog?

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mjay | @mjay | Dec 12, 2019

Hi, I’m on an AI and noticed more joint pain and constipation, along with some cognitive memory issues that I’ve been attributing to the whole ordeal of dealing with cancer mentally, but it seems it may be more drug related now. My question is will pain levels and cognitive ability rerurn after the course of AI is completed, or are we permanently impairing our cognitive ability after 5 years of being subjected to lower estrogen levels? Has anyone had personal experience or know of studies that shed any light?
Thank you.

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reneed | @reneed | Jun 5, 2021

This was very helpful for me...

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