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Arimidex or Femara and Zoloft?

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I just put out a post concerning tamoxifen and ssriscarkris said:I think its just the
I think its just the tamoxifen and SSRI's you have to worry about. I am sure some will weigh in to be sure
called 'NED but having concerns about starting tamoxifen'. I am not sure about the arimidex and femara though but make sure you do your research before taking them with ssri's. I know I plan to before I start taking tamoxifen.
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Onc said the zoloft would
Onc said the zoloft would help with the arimidex which can cause depression. Certainly dont want depression after all this. I recall seeing some posts a while ago stating that some anti depressants worked negatively with the 5 year pill therapy but couldnt recall exactly which ones. I could look it up online as well. I really like my onc, but do question things. -
Natly, I have been on
Natly, I have been on Arimidex since January and I have not experienced any depression. As a matter of fact, the only minimal side effect I have is a hot flash. I do mean one hot flash. It usually occurs within a couple of hours of taking the Arimidex. Are you currently on medication for depression? -
Wish I could help you Natly,natly15 said:Onc said the zoloft would
Onc said the zoloft would help with the arimidex which can cause depression. Certainly dont want depression after all this. I recall seeing some posts a while ago stating that some anti depressants worked negatively with the 5 year pill therapy but couldnt recall exactly which ones. I could look it up online as well. I really like my onc, but do question things.
Wish I could help you Natly, but, I don't know. Hoping that all goes well for you!
Hugs, Angie
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