ANASTROZOLE TABLETS vs LETROZOLE

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I work in a store that offers technical support for consumer-level technology. A few days ago I had an elderly gentleman that we'll call Pete (name changed for privacy). Our receptionist made him a walk-in appointment earlier that day and I ended up taking it. When I opened it all up, the only notes

My wife (32F) and I (30M) got married in September 2018 after being together for 3 years. Right before our honeymoon, we bought a house together in VA, and after we got back, pooled our remaining money and time to completely redo her old starter home in MD and sold that in early 2019. We both work

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This cannot possibly hold up in court. You cant just advertise a product and then be like "*but actually we might be lying about some or all of these things"??? What the fuck are you selling then

For a while now, I've been feeling flushed in the face, with a ruddy complexion. My face has felt hot, prickly, and I've had a very stuffy nose, as if I'm allergic to something. Let's flash back to last April... In April last year I was prescribed Fluoxetine (Prozac) due to an ongoing mental healt

A year ago, almost to the day, I compiled a post of all the resources that would be required for a complete programming noob to set out making an Android app. At the time the post was one of the highest on r/Android of all time. This year, having vastly improved my own skills, I’m out to make the ul

I'm by no means a medical professional but I did a lot of online research, Reddit thread reading, and got some great tips from my clinic. I wanted to collect the best info in one easy place because this subreddit has been a huge resource to me during this process and I wanted to contribute where I c

My husband and I have been trying for a baby since 2016. We spent 3 years trying to conceive without a single positive test, then turned to a fertility clinic and tried everything from letrozole to IVF with PGT (2 rounds). We experienced many losses in the first trimester and had an ectopic pregnanc

I just wanted to share this in case it helps anyone. I will start this with a few things to keep in mind. I am on 10mg of letrozole, 500mg of metformin (2x per day), and I've been taking the trigger shot now for 3 cycles. Perhaps this is a coincidence, but I (largely) cut out carbs and sugar from m

I recently went to a pcos information day. It was a really interesting experience to see so many different woman of all sorts whom all had pcos. There were talks with gynecologists and professors. Some information I got from that day: - If you want to treat excess hair with laser, it doesn't work if

Today, I am throwing in the towel. I'm done. My period was one day late. After 14 months of trying, and my first month on Letrozole, I thought "This is it!". My body amazes me every month with her variety of PMS symptoms that I mistake for pregnancy, but Aunt Flow never lies to me. I dutifully pee o

I have a 17-month-old daughter, and I’m currently pregnant with another girl due at the end of March. Without question the last year and a half has been the hardest period of my life and almost none of it was due to newborn life or typical first-time parent struggles. To rewind a bit, about two year

Hi, I'm a UK tech, have been for about 7 months now so still relatively new to it. We have a handful of patients on letrozole but each one wants a different brand and won't have any other. It can't be that they just don't like other brands e.g. Sandoz Amlodipine over Almus, since they all share the

An MD said it is ok to dispense both. What are your thoughts? Do you feel comfortable doing so?