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Lani · 03-22-2006, 11:52 PM

Have you ever thought of adding Aleve/naprosyn or clinoril--NSAIDs that have been on the market for 25-30 years so their side effects are well-known (under a doctor's supervision and following her blood count, liver and kidney functions carefully) to her regimen? Or does she have a history of ulcers?

Or clodronate--a new article published this week shows when used in the adjuvant setting it decreases recurrence/bone metastases?

At least with these agents there are clinical studies in humans regarding what dose to use, how often, etc vs. supplements

Just a thought!

03-22-2006, 11:52 PM	#6
Lani Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 4,783	Tom Have you ever thought of adding Aleve/naprosyn or clinoril--NSAIDs that have been on the market for 25-30 years so their side effects are well-known (under a doctor's supervision and following her blood count, liver and kidney functions carefully) to her regimen? Or does she have a history of ulcers? Or clodronate--a new article published this week shows when used in the adjuvant setting it decreases recurrence/bone metastases? At least with these agents there are clinical studies in humans regarding what dose to use, how often, etc vs. supplements Just a thought!