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MJo · 01-16-2008, 08:16 AM

Sounds like a pulled muscle, but the rule I learned from the others on this board is: If it doesn't go away in two weeks, tell your oncologists. If you are concerned, tell your oncologist. For me, that means calling the oncology nurse at my doctor's office. I also learned on this board that, now that I am a survivor, I will probably think twice about every ache, pain, cough and skin rash I have. It's normal.

01-16-2008, 08:16 AM	#2
MJo Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Wilmington, Del. Posts: 1,126	Sounds like a pulled muscle, but the rule I learned from the others on this board is: If it doesn't go away in two weeks, tell your oncologists. If you are concerned, tell your oncologist. For me, that means calling the oncology nurse at my doctor's office. I also learned on this board that, now that I am a survivor, I will probably think twice about every ache, pain, cough and skin rash I have. It's normal. __________________ MJO IDC, Stage I, Grade 2 Oncotype DX Score 32 Her2++ E+P+, Node Neg. Lumpectomy 11/04/05 Clear Margins 3 Dose dense AC (Couldn't tolerate 4) 4 Dose dense Taxol & Herc. (Tolerated well) 36 weeks Herceptin (Could not complete one year due to decrease in MUGA score) 2 years of Arimidex, then three years of Femara Finished Femara May 2011