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Tips for Dealing with Menopausal Symptoms

For many women treated for breast cancer, menopausal symptoms are most the most frustrating. View this infographic for tips to help you deal with these symptoms.

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Am I in menopause

Women affected by breast cancer may be premenopausal or perimenopausal before diagnosis. Learn more about early menopause, and other ways that you may be affected.

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Menopausal symptoms

Some treatments can cause temporary menopause, and others can cause permanent menopause. Even if you went through menopause naturally before treatment, treatment can sometimes bring new symptoms, ...

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Early menopause

If you are premenopausal or perimenopausal, breast cancer treatments — including surgery to remove ovaries, chemotherapy, and hormonal therapy — may cause your menstrual periods to stop for a ...

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Side effects

Side effects are unwanted reactions to medical treatments. For many people, side effects are among the most upsetting parts of being treated for breast cancer. Still, there are many things you ...

Story 09/17/20

Acupuncture to relieve treatment side effects: Sarah Wald

“The notion that acupuncture is complementary to traditional care is really important,” says Sarah. “Sometimes when I tell people I’m going to see an acupuncturist for breast cancer side ...

Story 02/24/17

Unfinished business: One woman's attempt to reverse menopause

April Johnson Stearns shares how she decided to pursue having a baby after breast cancer treatment and her efforts to make it happen.

Story 08/23/16

Some women report worse side effects after ovarian suppression

In this sub-study of the SOFT clinical trial, premenopausal women with hormone receptor-positive breast cancer who took tamoxifen and ovarian suppression had more menopausal symptoms over 2 years ...