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Arimidex side effects
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Youcandothis, welcome!! I
Youcandothis, welcome!! I actually just started taking Arimidex about a month and a half ago. I haven't really noticed any side effects. I, too, am very active. I will admit there are days I just don't feel like doing my aerobics, but I make myself. I workout 5-6 times a week for one hour each time. I love it!! I also think that's what made it easier for me to get through the chemo and rads. I worked out through all my treatments. How long have you been taking Arimidex? Did you have the side effects immediately? -
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I have taken it for almost 19 months now, and most of the side effects I first experienced have diminished. Unfortunately, I don't want to get out my chair either, and the bad part is that I am okay with it. I do work full-time and try to keep going as if nothing has happened. But the truth is---I am always tired. Tired when I go to bed and tired when I wake up. For me, it isn't going away. I ride my bike (outside) as often as possible.
Still feel tired. My sleep pattern is unpredictable. We just have to be strong. -
I've been on arimidex aMyTurnNow said:Youcandothis, welcome!! I
Youcandothis, welcome!! I actually just started taking Arimidex about a month and a half ago. I haven't really noticed any side effects. I, too, am very active. I will admit there are days I just don't feel like doing my aerobics, but I make myself. I workout 5-6 times a week for one hour each time. I love it!! I also think that's what made it easier for me to get through the chemo and rads. I worked out through all my treatments. How long have you been taking Arimidex? Did you have the side effects immediately?
I've been on arimidex a year. Only recently noticed the lethargy. I worked out a week after lumpectomy and removal of several lymph nodded, through chemo and rad. Expected to feel myself after all this time and disappointed still to have issues. Still luckier than many and intend to get all the way back! -
I don't take Arimidex, but,MyTurnNow said:Youcandothis, welcome!! I
Youcandothis, welcome!! I actually just started taking Arimidex about a month and a half ago. I haven't really noticed any side effects. I, too, am very active. I will admit there are days I just don't feel like doing my aerobics, but I make myself. I workout 5-6 times a week for one hour each time. I love it!! I also think that's what made it easier for me to get through the chemo and rads. I worked out through all my treatments. How long have you been taking Arimidex? Did you have the side effects immediately?
I don't take Arimidex, but, others here have and will post for you. Good luck!
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