Sunday, April 7, 2019
BUT THEN...What the.....
All thru February, I'd been inching slowly back up from the goal weight I had reached. And I'd made a note at times that my ankles and feet were swelling. But mostly no after-Tamox problems.
Somewhere along in there,I had seen my family doctor, mentioned the ankles, told him I was retaining water. I wasn't ready for water pills; told him and my lab tech that I was using the drinking more water cure, keeping hydrated.
Read my trusted parts of the med advice on the web, took notes
March 1
Asked family doctor if he had any really mild diuretics. He phoned in Rx for a thiazide pill, my secret choice, for 90 days. Guess there's no instant cure.
Promise I'll let you know if something happens that isn't water but that could be Tamoxifen.
I wish you health.
Monday, April 1, 2019
ONE MONTH AFTER TAMOX
This is not an April fool!
After I stopped Tamoxifen at the end of February, life got way too busy, and I didn't have time to feel abandoned, uncovered, unprotected, or anything.
When the shoulder and back of neck pains started, I couldn't remember anything quite like that when I was taking too much Tamox. I did remember finally that years ago in rehab, they said that even my purse was too heavy to wear on my shoulder. Now I'm learning to carry groceries like we used to carry them in bags - sorta like carrying a baby.
Bottom line this far...I can't blame Tamox or leaving Tamox for anything. (And yes, sometimes I still look right at my phone and can't see it, and I still leave my keys in dumb places as I did decades before I ever heard of Tamoxifen.)
I wish you health.
After I stopped Tamoxifen at the end of February, life got way too busy, and I didn't have time to feel abandoned, uncovered, unprotected, or anything.
When the shoulder and back of neck pains started, I couldn't remember anything quite like that when I was taking too much Tamox. I did remember finally that years ago in rehab, they said that even my purse was too heavy to wear on my shoulder. Now I'm learning to carry groceries like we used to carry them in bags - sorta like carrying a baby.
Bottom line this far...I can't blame Tamox or leaving Tamox for anything. (And yes, sometimes I still look right at my phone and can't see it, and I still leave my keys in dumb places as I did decades before I ever heard of Tamoxifen.)
I wish you health.
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