@thepinkribbondoctor: 🎀 Let’s talk about Verzenio and Kisqali, breast besties! Both are CDK4/6 inhibitors used in certain patients with hormone receptor-positive, HER2-negative breast cancer. When added to appropriate hormone therapy, these medications can help reduce the risk of recurrence in certain patients with early-stage disease and slow cancer growth in advanced disease. But they can come with side effects! 💗 Verzenio (abemaciclib): Diarrhea is especially common. Hydration, prompt use of prescribed antidiarrheal medication, and dietary adjustments may help. 💗 Kisqali (ribociclib): Low white blood cell counts are common. It can also affect liver function and heart rhythm, so regular blood work and ECG monitoring are important. Both medications can cause fatigue, nausea, and other side effects. Here’s what I want you to remember: These medications can offer meaningful benefits, but they aren’t recommended for everyone. Your cancer stage, recurrence risk, overall health, and treatment goals matter. Don’t stop or adjust your medication without talking to your medical oncologist. Did you take Verzenio or Kisqali? What was your hardest side effect, and what helped you manage it? Your experience may help another breast bestie! 🎀 Follow The Pink Ribbon Doctor for honest, evidence-based breast cancer education. Are you Newly diagnosed with breast cancer and facing breast cancer surgery? I offer virtual second opinion consultations to help you better understand your diagnosis and surgical options. Book through the link in my bio! #breastcancer #BreastCancerAwareness #verzenio #cdkinhibitor #kisqali

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tricebe2
User4839393949493 :
It is paired with mandatory ovarian suppression in premenopausal women—but "chemical castration" is hardly the right term when one’s ovarian reserve is already severely depleted, with values as low as 0.12. In such cases, the standard protocol has always been to use tamoxifen alone; yet now, simply to drive sales of Kisqali, this has suddenly become the "recommended" approach—even though, until March 2026, it wasn't even clinically indicated?! For heaven’s sake, ladies—check your ovarian reserve and your bone density!
2026-11-09 16:25:34
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elizabethhaugaard
elizabethhaugaard :
I took Kisquali for 6 weeks. I was so nauseated. I was down to Gatorade and chicken broth. Switched to Verzenio 50 mg twice a day to start. Did ok. Now on 100 mg twice a day. Have to take Imodium twice a week for diarrhea. One more year then I am DONE!!!
2026-11-09 16:29:52
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brookegrant938
brookegrant938 :
B - Kisqali and I start in December.
2026-11-09 18:41:11
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leanne8042
Leanne Fratti :
Verzenio. I’m taking it because I had a postop complication and radiation would’ve made it worse so I’m taking it as a insurance policy. I guess my biggest problem is nausea and just absolutely no appetite. I have not been hit with diarrhea yet and I’m a couple months of slowly going up and I start my 150s soon
2026-11-09 15:15:40
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secondact20
secondact20 :
Verzenio. biggest problem is gastric
2026-11-09 18:29:27
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realmpg
realMPG :
Took Verzenio 2months could
2026-11-09 17:50:36
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