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I have done all my research about the other hormone pills and I have decided that I do not want to take those other hormone pills.View Thread


Than my chemo doctor told me that if I started to take ANNASTROZOLE!
She told me that my cancer had decreased from chemo and radiation therapy! Than she told me that the hormone pill would do the same thing as the chemo therapy ! But when I got on it! It made me feel crippled because it cause's really bad stiff joints in the body! Than it also caused high cholestrol and it also gave me really bad hot flashes too! So I quit taking it! And since than I feel like my oldest self again!View Thread

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