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Re: The weakly er+ group
Hi Dianne -
Yes I meant to say four "years'. I edited that post.
It took me about six weeks to get use to the AI. I started on tamoxifen but then switched after the hysterectomy.
I didn't feel the greatest either but it did get better. Once I continued to exercise and I tried to maintain a better diet, I felt much better. I still feel fuzzy sometimes and once in awhile, a little dizzy if I spin around too quickly but other then that, I think my body has adjusted. I am told these are also problems a woman has when going through normal menopause as well so I guess I would have experienced that eventually just unfortunatley sooner then planned! As I mentioned, it did take about six or seven weeks to not feel "icky'.
Deb K.
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Debra
Diag. 11/05 at age 40 triple positive
3.8 cm tumor and 9 mm tumor
Stage IIb/SN positive(no other nodes)Grade 3
Bilat. mastect. 12/05 (Rt.prophylactic) followed with AC/taxol/Herceptin/tamoxifen then switched to arimidex after hysterectomy in 12/06. August 07 switched to Aromasin due to severe jt. pain from Arimidex. Nov. 2011 No more meds and NED!
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