What to do if your fingers hurt from taking anastrozole

Anastrozole is an aromatase inhibitor, aromatase inhibitors will lead to bone calcium loss, patients with finger pain and morning stiffness of the fingers, and even large joint pain, consider anastrozole-induced low blood calcium levels or bone loss. Some patients with finger pain do not have a serious decrease in bone mineral density, the specific cause is not clear, the treatment can be taken daily sun exposure 1-2h, oral calcium can choose Calcium D, oral aminoglucose to protect the joint surfaces, so as to reduce morning stiffness and finger pain.