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Zytiga , 1 pill vs 4

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hello All I know this subject is well discussed here. The question I have is somedays when I awake I just dont feel like making my low cal breakfast with taking 1 -250mg of Zytiga . So on the days whether Im running late or just tired of morning breakfast can I take 4 pills say 2 days a week ? Will that screw anything up ? I will celebrate my 1 yr on Elligard , Zytiga , prednisone . I have my MO appt. Feb 1 and will ask her also . Thank You

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I have no problem with making my low call breakfast , but sometimes I just dont want to eat breakfast . The question is can I take 4 pills on the days I dont want to eat breakfast with 1 pill

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