Hormone Therapy
Hormone Therapy blocks estrogen that fosters cancer cell growth. Some 70% of female patients have a form of cancer that spreads with estrogen and progesterone. Tamoxfin, Femara, Evista, Armidex are common hormone drugs for breast cancer patients.
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If you’re one of the tens of thousands of women taking tamoxifen to prevent new breast cancer or a recurrence, listen up: it may not be doing you a bit of good. Tamoxifen has been the gold standard of breast cancer treatment for over 30 years; reportedly, it’s the world’s most widely prescribed breast cancer drug. Effective for…
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PJ Hamel, Health Guide, posted HRT: Good, Bad, Good… Now Bad Again? Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) is a godsend for women experiencing severe…
Phyllis Johnson, Health Guide, commented on HER2 (HER-2) Positive Breast Cancer?… Thanks for sharing your experiences with Tykerb with everyone. I am…
PJ Hamel, Health Guide, commented on Tamoxifen (Nolvadex) and Fareston FAQs:… Hi - the link you posted doesn't work, FYI... PJH
PJ Hamel, Health Guide, answered I would like to ask to the gynecologist… Hi Lizzie - First of all, we're not medically trained experts here -…
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