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Cheri
2 years agoMember
Zoladex & Letrazole or Tamoxifen or Remove ovaries + Letrazole
Hi all :) Firstly, this forum is amazing and I am so grateful for it and all of you who take the time to share and respond. When you feel like no one else can relate it really just gives one comf...
arpie
2 years agoMember
@Cheri - You can ask your Onc (or any of your medical team) if they are able to prescribe it for you - but there are also some Trials that you can take part in.
@Cindi was able to get onto some - she is in the North Sydney area .... where abouts are you (roughly)?
A mix of THC and CBD has worked for me (10:10) - but you must be aware that if THC is 'detectable' in a roadside saliva test, if pulled over, that it may be a problem. However, I have a letter from my Onc saying that I am on CBD oil for the treatment of Cancer Side effects and hope that IF I was pulled over, it would help - and whilst I've never been tested yet .... I make sure I have it on me when in the car, just in case I am pulled over for a random roadside test. I take it at night before going to bed & reckon that it works its magic overnight & is less likely to be detected the following day.
You need to work the dose up slowly (they will advise you on that - it is called Titration.). And is well worth a try ;)
Good luck xx
@Cindi was able to get onto some - she is in the North Sydney area .... where abouts are you (roughly)?
A mix of THC and CBD has worked for me (10:10) - but you must be aware that if THC is 'detectable' in a roadside saliva test, if pulled over, that it may be a problem. However, I have a letter from my Onc saying that I am on CBD oil for the treatment of Cancer Side effects and hope that IF I was pulled over, it would help - and whilst I've never been tested yet .... I make sure I have it on me when in the car, just in case I am pulled over for a random roadside test. I take it at night before going to bed & reckon that it works its magic overnight & is less likely to be detected the following day.
You need to work the dose up slowly (they will advise you on that - it is called Titration.). And is well worth a try ;)
Good luck xx