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ChezaH
5 years agoMember
Balance
Is anybody else experiencing trouble with there balance. Sometimes I will wobble or get up from a chair and feel off balance ??I have had it for a while thought once I went onto the hormone tablets that it might go away 😢
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- ChezaHMemberAbbydog said:I had Vertigo in the last weeks of Paclitaxel and until 2 months after. It was relatively mild. Usually occurred when I turned over in bed. It felt like my head was spinning after turning over.
I also had a drop in my BP, early on with the Paclitaxel and required reduction in my antihypertensive drug. Before this reduction, I was occasionally light-headed.
There is also there is a condition known as Postural Hypotension, that you may have.
With this your Blood Pressure falls too much when you change position from sitting to standing, then you feel dizzy or faint.
appreciate your help xxx - AbbydogMemberI had Vertigo in the last weeks of Paclitaxel and until 2 months after. It was relatively mild. Usually occurred when I turned over in bed. It felt like my head was spinning after turning over.
I also had a drop in my BP, early on with the Paclitaxel and required reduction in my antihypertensive drug. Before this reduction, I was occasionally light-headed.
There is also there is a condition known as Postural Hypotension, that you may have.
With this your Blood Pressure falls too much when you change position from sitting to standing, then you feel dizzy or faint. - ChezaHMember
- ChezaHMemberLeia said:I’ve noticed over the past few months my balance at tai chi is off and getting worse. I started letrozole in July and hadn’t considered there might be a link. I did wonder if it might be related to having 2 general anaesthetics within a couple of months. Thanks for bringing that up- if it happens on tamoxifen it might happen on letrozole.
Sorry that you are experiencing issues as well, I really believe mine is from all this shxxxx that they put into our bodies hugs Cheryl - LocksleyMember@Jen2019 what sort of slipper did you get. I need to replace mine.
- ZoffielMember@Leia I think that, for most of us, it's nearly impossible to single out the exact chemical culprit when it comes to the strangely vague, but strangely consistent glitches many of us have to live with. Mxx
- LeiaMemberI’ve noticed over the past few months my balance at tai chi is off and getting worse. I started letrozole in July and hadn’t considered there might be a link. I did wonder if it might be related to having 2 general anaesthetics within a couple of months. Thanks for bringing that up- if it happens on tamoxifen it might happen on letrozole.