Thanks for your response Sarah. Hot flushes can certainly disrupt our lives! A few more weeks on Veoza may make a difference. Let us know. Caffeine often does bring on a mild hot flush with me but hard to give up coffee! I do limit my coffee in late afternoon and evenings with the aim of a better night’s sleep.
I’ve been on Veoza for about 3 weeks now for hot flushes caused by chemo- it’s certainly taken the edge off hot flushes but not stopped them all together. We are going to give it another few weeks before trying something else. Hot flushes are really messing with my sleep so desperately trying to find a solution too! Someone else mentioned interactions with caffeine so that could be my problem?
Good afternoon HappySoul. I started on Veoza three weeks ago, after having to stop Estradoil at the end of the year, due to being diagnosed with DCIS. It isn’t on the PBS scheme and costs $81 for one month. But I got $56 back from private health. It worked immediately - the same day. i’ve stopped it this week as I had abdominal pain, which is a side effect. However I had upper gastric surgery in January, so it may be unrelated. I’ve just had my breast surgery two days ago, so will wait to heal before trying it again. In the meantime, the hot flushes and night sweats are back with a vengeance! My breast surgeon said she’s been prescribing it successfully to her patients, with good results.
HappySoul I'd really be interested to know how you're going on Veoza. I'm on Letrozole and Verzenio. The hot flushes persist!
Did you end up trying Veoza and if so did it help?
