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Members shared mixed experiences on whether switching Anastrozole from morning to evening helps with insomnia and hot flashes, with some... Read more
I had the same issues. I was able to participate in a study that was researching this issue and was enrolled in the restrictive sleep therapy portion of the study. I have had great results. I did not realize that there was such thing for insomnia and your doctor should be able to find a referral for you. Here is a link I found that gives a good explanation of what it is. https://stellarsleep.com/learn/how-sleep-restri...
It didn’t solve the hot flashes but definitely helped the sleep issues I had.
I'm on Letrozole which can also cause insomnia and hot flashes. I've had insomnia since I was a little kid. When I asked my doctor what time of day to take the Letrozole she said mornings were best, especially if you have insomnia.
Should you take anastrozole at night instead of morning to help with insomnia and hot flashes?
Switching the time you take anastrozole might help manage your side effects, though experiences vary from person to person. Some members have found that taking their medication at different times affected when their side effects Show Full Answer
Ok! Thank you I will Check with my doctor! ♥️🫶
I am taking it at night and have found it to be causing some insomnia also. So far no hot flashes.