I am 66 years old and in good physical and
psychical shape.
2001 I was discovered on mammogram and
biopsy cancer on the right breast. It was
0.4 inches big. For two months I took
tamoxifen. Because of a lot of negative
side effects I decided to stop taking the
pills and rather started wit the system of
even healthier food.
2005 I was again discovered on mammogram
in the earliest phase a cancer on the left
breast, which could also not be touched,
and my left breast was removed. Decision
for radical removal of both breasts was
mine. In none case I did not receive the
irradiation or the chemo therapy. Cancer
(her 2 neg) did not spread to lymphatic
gland or other organs.
Now I take arimedex, but I am skeptic
because of its side effects (osteoporosis
and cancer on genitals).
Is aromasin more appropriate therapy than
arimedex for hormone response breast
cancer? I found that aromasin has fewer
negative side effects.
Should I continue with the hormone therapy
even I don’t have any breast left and no
other health problems?
Can food therapy (vegetarian) replace
hormone therapy in my case?
Maybe one of you has the same situation.
Thank you for all the advice and good luck
to you all.
Anastasia
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