Tamoxifen for Breast Cancer, Metastatic User Reviews
Brand names: Soltamox
- Anonymous
- Taken for 1 to 6 months
- August 15, 2021
"I take tamoxifen for bone mets. I take 10 mg tamoxifen at the same time as 10 mg of melatonin and 125 mg of vitamin E succinate. I also juice veggies, eat vegan, and take supplements. The side effects I have experienced are lighter periods and moods (my PMS is gone); mild, sporadic itching across my whole body; bone and achiness; tiredness. I’m hoping the tamoxifen will help to fill in the holes the cancer has left in my bones (I have heard reports of this happening)."
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