Breast Cancer Treatment and Menopause: A Comprehensive Guide

Which breast cancer treatments can induce menopause? What factors affect whether menopause is temporary or permanent? What side effects are associated with treatment-induced menopause? In this video, Dr. Jennifer Griggs explains everything you need to know about medically-induced menopause from breast cancer treatment.
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[@TheyfoundRickGrimes]

Very informative, thankyou 👍🏻

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[@mariaiosif741]

Thank you doctor, so helpful.❤

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Thank you Doctor ❤

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[@cynthiayee5116]

Hello Doctor Griggs , I am 47 .and I just completed my.Chemo.on August 17 th .My last period I have stopped In ma , so am not sure If I am already in.menopause .I will be On Tamoxfane soon after my Radiation session is complete in 2 weeks .My Oncologist has prescibed me tamoxfane ..and I watched your video , which says Tamoxafane dosent work on prememopause ...
Aromainhibitirs work in
post menopause , SO how will I know If I already in menopause . Thankyou !! I would really appreciate for your help and advice

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Tamoxifen is highly effective in people who are premenopausal and postmenopausal. The aromatase inhibitors do not work in people who are premenopausal. There are blood tests to help figure out if your ovaries are still working. Within a year after chemotherapy, periods can still come back, so some people need to have those blood tests repeated. The most common blood tests are FSH and estradiol.