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Hello everyone has anyone been given Iasibon/ibandronic acid medication to take after masectomy? I’ve had neojuvent chemo the left breast off and lymph nodes removed in April 2020. Then 4 weeks radiotherapy then another 12 rounds of chemo. I finally got my right breast removed in January this year. My oncologist has given me these meds to start. Anyone any experience.

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Hi there. I’ve taken ibandroic acid along with letrozole for about 2 years. I don’t think I have had any side effects from the former. You do need to take it on an empty stomach with a full glass of water and then remain upright for an hour. You can eat after half an hour. I tend to have in the morning then go out for a walk before work. I was told to consider taking calcium tablets as well. I buy boots calcium & magnesium tablets which also have a daily dose of vitamin D all for bone health. These should be taken at a different time to the ibandroic. I bought a cheap and colourful am/pm weekly pill container from amazon so I’m less likely to forget. Wishing you all the best with it

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Thank you xx

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