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Painful Legs
I stopped taking Aromasin and Aremidex because my legs hurt so bad I could hardly walk, stand up or sit down. Its been a year since I stopped. My legs improved some but still hurt. The more I do the more I hurt. when I decided to stop the Meds the Oncologist said my legs should get back to normal in 3 months. As I said its been a year. Has anyone else had the same experience ? How long did it take for you to recover. I am getting concerned this could be forever.
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No chemoRitzy said:I haven't had this happen.
I haven't had this happen. Did you take chemo? Could this be a result of that? I hope your legs get better.
Sue
i only had radiation after surgery but tried taking, Femara, Aremidex and aromasin. Each med wrecked my mobility and caused terrible leg pain and stiffnessthat he pain and stiffness got somewhat better after I quit the meds. It's been a year since I stopped and still have bad days
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Leg pain
Hi Chris,
I sympathise with you. It's been 18 months for me and I still have a fair amount of pain, mostly in my feet. I'm still on Arimidex. It got better for a while but then came back. It's really annoying. My doctor hopes it will get better but says it can take a long time.
I do think that massage helps! My husband is good about offering massages, and I take him up on it.
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Massage TherapySparky53 said:Leg pain
Hi Chris,
I sympathise with you. It's been 18 months for me and I still have a fair amount of pain, mostly in my feet. I'm still on Arimidex. It got better for a while but then came back. It's really annoying. My doctor hopes it will get better but says it can take a long time.
I do think that massage helps! My husband is good about offering massages, and I take him up on it.
I have tried massage Therapy and Accupuncture for months, both helped some but weren't long lasting.
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