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How do you cope with joint pain caused by your breast cancer treatment?
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Jacks52
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I take glucosamine and really is helping xx
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I take vitamin D, chlorella & spirulina and also practise reiki which helps on many levels. I find keeping physically active is also useful to stave off joint pain, particularly yoga and pilates and lots of stretching to maintain flexibility in the joints.
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Hello everyone,
How are you today? Have you seen this older discussion?
Have you ever experienced joint pain during or after your breast cancer treatment? If so, how did or do you cope with it? Can you share any advice or tips?
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Feel free to share with us here!
Take care,
Courtney
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Certain chemotherapies, anti-hormonal treatments and the drop in oestrogen can often lead to joint pain. Are you experiencing this side effect?
If yes, what do you do to ease the pain?
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