tamoxifen and dry cough
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I just started tamofixen 3
I just started tamofixen 3 weeks ago. But thanks for posting this so I won't panic if it happens to me.
Hope you feel better soon.0 -
I did notice that during the past 5 years
especially the last 2, when allergies strike...I get a really bad cough that lasts a long time. I'm not sure if Tamoxifen is the culprit but maybe it has something to do with my immunity system. I don't bounce back as fast as I used to.0 -
Allergiessea60 said:I did notice that during the past 5 years
especially the last 2, when allergies strike...I get a really bad cough that lasts a long time. I'm not sure if Tamoxifen is the culprit but maybe it has something to do with my immunity system. I don't bounce back as fast as I used to.
There seems to be alot of us with Allergies after chem. I asked my ONC and she said it's possible.My allergies which I never had before started durning chemo and now are so bad I take Meds for them. I coughed for 4 months before we figured this out. Nose bleeds as well.The cough would be so bad they took x ray twice. Then I would get a break and then it would start again. I have an inhaler I carry with me to. It's a nasal spray they gave me and it works really good. Good luck
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I clear my throat
I clear my throat constantly...not sure if from TAmox (I have been on it for 3 yrs Aug)
Denise0 -
What does it feel like?disneyfan2008 said:I clear my throat
I clear my throat constantly...not sure if from TAmox (I have been on it for 3 yrs Aug)
DeniseI realize this board is old, but if you still get updates, please tell me what your dry cough feels like. I want to know the difference between a dry cough and a lung concern, if there is one. Thank you!
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Dry coughcountingdays said:What does it feel like?
I realize this board is old, but if you still get updates, please tell me what your dry cough feels like. I want to know the difference between a dry cough and a lung concern, if there is one. Thank you!
When I was on tamoxifen I had a dry cough and I still get it now on Aromasin. It is a nagging cough that was consistent all day and got a little worse at night. Of course you should have it checked, but my cough was due to acid reflux. It took them forever to figure that out. The cough was at its worst when I was at work. That should have been my biggest clue that it was reflux. I hope your cough turns out to be a simple problem like that.
Hugs,
Ginny
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Dry cough
Thank heavens I am not the only one. I only had radiation and have been on Tamox for 1 year. I developed this cough and it will not go away. I asked my primary and my oncoligist about the cough and they did not know anything. I have not been sick or had a cold. This cough has been going on for months and is driving my husband and I crazy. I hate when doctors do not listen. I have not had any alergys in the past and have become a mouth breather at night. I did not do that before the cancer. Anything I can do?
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Tomo Caugh
I posted in March and this is now October. Guess what I still have a caugh. Took prevecid for awhile. No help. Have been taking percription Pepcid for 3 weeks with no help. This caugh is driving my husband and I crazy. They tell you that you have reflux but I do not have any other symtoms. Has anyone just quit taking the tomox to see if you feel better.
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I have that cough...Lauretta6 said:Tomo Caugh
I posted in March and this is now October. Guess what I still have a caugh. Took prevecid for awhile. No help. Have been taking percription Pepcid for 3 weeks with no help. This caugh is driving my husband and I crazy. They tell you that you have reflux but I do not have any other symtoms. Has anyone just quit taking the tomox to see if you feel better.
I was blown away about it too. I went to ENT and found out there is such thing as silent Gerd. Another possible side effect of treatment. So working on getting that under control with Zantac.
HUGS
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