Thin women are at a higher risk for osteoporosis, but extra weight is its own risk factor for several other conditions- so be mindful of a healthy weight, keep busy, and add weight bearing exercises! Have your PCP run bloodwork to see that you are getting everything needed for healthy bones- and don't forget those DEXA scans, insurance will usually cover, once every two years for me- more often for those with additional risk factors or more advanced bone loss, etc.

I wouldn't take those shots. I gained 25 lbs in a year on anastrozole and now off it and sick some pounds are coming off without effort. I never stopped eating sweets or exercised so if you move and walk or do something, you can minimize weight gain. I always say eat anything you want in moderation but if your normal diet consists of a lot of fats and sugar then I would cut down.
Another thing, some extra pounds might be a good thing to add some cushion to your joints, My onco actually said its better the weight gain than being thin. Fat on the body can also cushion falls.

Thank you very much! 💓

There are not many studies on the use of glp-1 injectables and breast cancer. They do warn not to use them if there is a family history of thyroid cancer, certain endocrine disorders, or a personal history of pancreatitis, gastroparesis, etc. They have some potentially horrific side effects so I would tread carefully!