Nolvadex 20mg

Description

Nolvadex (tamoxifen citrate) is a drug specially designed for the treatment of cancer. It is widely used for patients whose cancer managed to spread to other parts of the body. In many cases, Nolvadex is used in women to reduce the risk of invasive cancer after radiation therapy, as well as to reduce the probability of developing breast cancer by women in the high-risk groups – those with a family history of this disease and risk factors present.

According to the studies, this medicine has been reported to reduce the probability of developing breast cancer by 44%. Nolvadex is a serious prescription medication that needs to be taken only by people to whom it was recommended as taking it is associated with a number of adverse effects that some people may prefer to avoid.

What is Nolvadex 20mg Used For

Nolvadex has been reported to contribute to the risk of developing certain other cancers when taken regularly by women, so before you start the treatment all the risks and benefits of the treatment are supposed to be discussed with a qualified health care professional:

• It’s very important to understand that in order to prevent breast cancer or reduce the risk of invasive cancer you may have to take some risk;
• While using this medicine you will need to see your health care provider often to make sure your treatment is going just as planned.

Routine gynecological examinations are required, while any strange symptoms – such as vaginal bleeding, pelvic pain, unusual vaginal discharge, etc must be reported straight to your health care provider immediately.

Nolvadex Treatment

Nolvadex has been specially designed for long-term treatment – in many cases, women that are prescribed this medicine have to take it for up to 5 years:

• Therefore, you will have to think about all the possible side defects, risks and benefits, and other aspects of your treatment;
• As once you have started using Nolvadex – you will be supposed to follow all the recommendations of your doctor and take this medicine exactly as prescribed.

Your doctor will explain how you are supposed to take this medicine and what you will be supposed to avoid – for example, taking some drugs that can cause interactions, etc. Theoretically, any woman is able to take Nolvadex to reduce the risk of developing breast cancer. However, only those from the risk group are usually prescribed this medicine, and only in cases when potential benefits outweigh the risks associated with this kind of treatment.

Additional Information on Nolvadex

It’s therefore very important that you are the only person taking the dose of Nolvadex your health care provider prescribed, as sharing this anti-cancer drug with other patients may result in serious health consequences for them.

Other people may have a number of contraindications you may not be aware of, and their treatment with Nolvadex can do them more harm than good. In order for you or someone else to benefit from using Nolvadex, it’s recommended to take this medicine only after discussing everything with a qualified health care professional to make sure your treatment is going to be both safe and efficient.