@LucyBell
Hi Lucy,
This is my first post too 😁
I have been on Anastrozole since January 2023.
2 surgeries, chemotherapy then radiotherapy treatments. My last treatment was 05 August 2023 - it feels like a lifetime ago now.
I have had quite a few of the side effects - nose bleeds (like a damn tap, some short some long time running), dizziness, fatigue, chronic headaches (days at a time), lack of concentration, fuzzy memory, dry itchy skin and don’t get me started on the hot flushes at the drop of a hat but constipation isn’t one of them. 😱
I had a bone density scan before I started on Anastrozole and it was a really good score apparently so that’s one plus for me. 😁
I agree with you about feeling like you have been dropped like a hot cake after the last radiotherapy treatment, I felt so lost and lonely after my last treatment. I don’t want to call the BC nurse either as they are a precious commodity.
It’s just my daughter and myself and we both work full time and we have no family support.
I counteract my fuzzy memory by carrying a notepad with me and writing everything down.
I love reading so I visit op shops on the weekends and check out what books that they have on offer. Mind you concentrating on the words are a little hard at the moment so I am collecting a good library full 📚.
I know it will get better, hang in there 🙃