Prescription Label

I am on Femara. I unfortunately have other pills as well. I have them all set up in a pill container for 2 weeks at a time, I take mine at night faithfully with my other meds. I sometimes still get nauseous from Femara so this way I sleep right through it. I would suggest taking it at a time of day that you WILL remember. I find having cancer you just do NOT forget to take it for the fear of cancer returning. Oh and definitely as JK Jones stated above, take calcium and Vitamins D as well. I am on Femara. I unfortunately have other pills as well. I have them all set up in a pill container for 2 weeks at a time, I take mine at night faithfully with my other meds. I sometimes still get nauseous from Femara so this way I sleep right through it. I would suggest taking it at a time of day that you WILL remember. I find having cancer you just do NOT forget to take it for the fear of cancer returning. Oh and definitely as JK Jones stated above, take calcium and Vitamins D as well.

Anastrozole is taken by mouth as a 1mg. tablet once daily at the same time everyday.
- Always follow the directions on the prescription label and if you have any questions, consult with your physician and pharmacist.
- Storage of the drug should be in a dry place at room temperature. Avoid storing in the bathroom and exposing the medication to extreme heat or dampness.
- It is important to discard the medication appropriately and if it is outdated, do not take the anastrozole.
- Continue taking anastrozole as long as your physician requests and do not stop this drug without consulting your physician.
Anastrozole is taken by mouth as a 1mg. tablet once daily at the same time everyday.
- Always follow the directions on the prescription label and if you have any questions, consult with your physician and pharmacist.
- Storage of the drug should be in a dry place at room temperature. Avoid storing in the bathroom and exposing the medication to extreme heat or dampness.
- It is important to discard the medication appropriately and if it is outdated, do not take the anastrozole.
- Continue taking anastrozole as long as your physician requests and do not stop this drug without consulting your physician.

Anastrozole is not advised if:
- Patient is allergic to anastrozole. Please share with your healthcare provider any allergies you have.
- Patient is pregnant or breastfeeding.
- Please share with your healthcare provider if you are taking hormone replacement medications or birth control medications.
- The administration of Tamoxifen and anastrozole (Arimidex) at the same time is not recommended.
- Patient has not gone completely through menopause.
- Please advise healthcare provider with a list of your diseases, such as a history liver or heart disease, circulation issues such as blood clots or strokes, and osteopenia. Anastrozole is not advised if:
- Patient is allergic to anastrozole. Please share with your healthcare provider any allergies you have.
- Patient is pregnant or breastfeeding.
- Please share with your healthcare provider if you are taking hormone replacement medications or birth control medications.
- The administration of Tamoxifen and anastrozole (Arimidex) at the same time is not recommended.
- Patient has not gone completely through menopause.
- Please advise healthcare provider with a list of your diseases, such as a history liver or heart disease, circulation issues such as blood clots or strokes, and osteopenia.