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Some MyBCTeam members have reported experiencing severe pain while taking aromatase inhibitors like exemestane. One member mentioned that the pain in their knees and ankles went away within days of stopping the treatment. However, the duration for aches and pains to subside can vary from person to person. Always consult Show Full Answer

Some MyBCTeam members have reported experiencing severe pain while taking aromatase inhibitors like exemestane. One member mentioned that the pain in their knees and ankles went away within days of stopping the treatment. However, the duration for aches and pains to subside can vary from person to person. Always consult your care team before making any changes to your medication.

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