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Exemestane) . I'm on exemestane and would like to take Claritin too. Will this not have an effect on the efficacy of the aromatase inhibitor (exemestane)? Is there a study on this? Thank you for any info you can share!
That is what I used for my ouchies for a while. I stopped using the tylenol extra 8 hr for arthritis about three to 4 weeks ago. It felt like to me it was making the ouchies believe it or not more ouchie. I read somewhere on this site someone posted about the rebound effect. That your body gets so use to it after a while it seems to do nothing. Plus to much of it believe it or not can raise your blood pressure, constipated you and harm your liver. So I decided to take a break from it and during the day my body has no ouchies. My whole body now seems to just relax then again is that a good thing or a bad thing. I'm not sure of anything anymore. I just feel good and that's it. But when taken it made the ouchies less.
Hi there! Yes, several members have shared that they've taken Claritin (loratadine) for joint pain caused by aromatase inhibitors like anastrozole and letrozole. While researchers aren't exactly sure why loratadine might help, it's thought that histamine may be involved in bone and joint pain caused by these treatments Show Full Answer
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Super hugs.
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Please let me know if you find anything to lower your cholesterol that is not a prescription. 🥰
I had to tell my breast surgeon that fish oil is not safe with arrythmias,
Also, my NP at the medical oncologist did not know this.
But cardiologists have said to stop this for a while and have known this.
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