Tamoxifen Side Effects

@Stork I’m not sure that the side effects happen within 3 months. I was on Tamoxifen and had different side effects at different stages. It caused endometrial hyperplasia at 12 months. 

@stork 
That comment makes sense.  
My Onc had said that any side effects will appear in the first month or so and allow up to 6 months for the body to adjust.  In your case this is well and truly after the event!
Best wishes for getting to the reason
Take care

Hi @Brenda5 @Afraser @kezmusc thank you for your ideas
I was speaking with my oncologist by a phone call who advised me it is not the tamoxifen if any side effects were to manifest they happen within the first 3 months  I have been on it for a year and a half 
Her recommendation is to see a
Rheumologist and keeping on talking the Tamoxifen 
Stork

More than likely the Tamoxifen.  I have had chronic lower back and left hip pain since 4-6 weeks of starting that drug over 16 months ago.  It never goes away.  Not bad during the day while I am moving around but as soon as I stop and sit ouch!  I also have a lot of muscle burning like pain around that area if I have been still for too long.

  I took krill oil, magnesium and vit d for 10 months and it didn't make any difference but it may for you and it's worth a try.

Nurofen will give the pain a nudge but doesn't last long and nobody wants to take too much of that.  

I have regular breaks off Tamoxifen but only stay off for a couple of weeks which is enough to start easing the pain but not long enough for it to go altogether.

Hope it gets better for you soon.

Quite sure ageing doesn't set in in one month! I have different problems with femara, but agree it's best to look at ways to ameliorate the problem first, particularly if the problems are relatively recent. Best wishes.

Fish oil capsules, high dose magnesium and vitamin D3 will help. Also gentle walking helps iron out the kinks. Ordinary Panadol if you are primed up to be active.