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Oestrogen attaches to receptors in breast cancer cells, enabling the cancer cells to grow and multiply. After the Aromatase inhibitors are a class of drugs that block this process and reduce the amount of oestrogen in the body.death from breast cancer, lower breast cancer Aromatase inhibitors are mostly given to post-oestrogen. However, some pre-menopausal women You will usually take an aromatase inhibitor Some post-menopausal women may switch to In metastatic breast cancer, the time you take an aromatase inhibitor will vary.mouth, at a similar time each day. tablet the next day.Aromatase inhibitors can interact with other medications specialist or doctor.Always tell any other doctor, dentist or pharmacist inhibitor.oestrogen in the body, it is possible to experience both here. Your nurse specialist or doctor will help you to Aromatase Inhibitors INHIBITS CANCER CELL GROWTH body. In extreme cases they may be drenching sweats. To reduce hot flushes try: Reducing your intake of alcohol, nicotine, spicy Yoga, meditation and relaxation techniques.Wearing cotton clothing and layers that can be Vaginal effectsReduced
oestrogen can cause vaginal discharge, pain, bleeding, itching and dryness, and loss of Non-hormonal vaginal moisturisers like Replens™ Loss of libido can be complex to manage. Reduced oestrogen can cause changes in mood. You may feel low, anxious, and forgetful or Relaxation, exercise, support groups and Feelings of sickness are usually mild and improve Taking your tablet with food or at night may help.You may feel sleepy or low in energy when you begin taking an aromatase inhibitor. Try to pace physical exercise and rest. Regular exercise will density, with a possible increased risk of a broken You can help to keep your bones strong by regular weight-bearing exercise, eating a healthy diet rich in calcium and vitamin D, not smoking, and vaginal bleeding.Pain, numbness and tingling in the hands Talk with your nurse specialist or doctor about any side effects you may be having. There may be ways to Aromatase Inhibitors continued For more resources and information contact us:Freephone: 0800 902 732Email: breasthealth@bcf.org.nzwww.breastcancerfoundation.org.nz@NZBreastCancerFoundationwww.mybc.care ADVICE LINE