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AlaskaAngel · 03-22-2010, 01:48 PM

Hi Marcia,

Thanks for posting the links. I did not know about this specific study but I am glad to see it, and to see more research into endocrinology as the basis or influence for many diseases. I too led a very energetic lifestyle prior to dx, and I think that helped a lot even though my physical endurance and body composition has been changed by treatment.

The endocrinologist I saw was specifically aware of the issue of muscle fatigue. I am glad I was able to make the initial connection with the endocrinologist, with the recognition of the importance of endocrine analysis and the support of both my PCP and the RD.

A.A.

03-22-2010, 01:48 PM	#63
AlaskaAngel Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Alaska Posts: 2,018	Re: Breast cancer, and seeking advice Hi Marcia, Thanks for posting the links. I did not know about this specific study but I am glad to see it, and to see more research into endocrinology as the basis or influence for many diseases. I too led a very energetic lifestyle prior to dx, and I think that helped a lot even though my physical endurance and body composition has been changed by treatment. The endocrinologist I saw was specifically aware of the issue of muscle fatigue. I am glad I was able to make the initial connection with the endocrinologist, with the recognition of the importance of endocrine analysis and the support of both my PCP and the RD. A.A.