Skin rash effect of Tamoxifen

We have 283 consumer reports for Tamoxifen. Skin rash effect occurred in 2%.

Patients statistics on Skin rash side effect for Tamoxifen

Female
Male

Average weight in Lbs
174.61
220.46

Average height in Ft
5′ 5″
5′ 8″

Average age
62
26

Tamoxifen Circle Diagram 6 consumers of 283 reported about Skin rash

  1. Stephanie M. Coleman says:
    4.0 rating

    Tamoxifen for Overweight

    After my breast cancer in 2007, I received radiation and took tamoxifen, did not need chemo, but either zoladex or ovarian removal, opted for ovarian removal. Tamoxifen was well received at the time, and for the first two years, the tamoxifen had to go to sleep in the evening, because the side effects were extreme, night sweats, rashes, palpitations, extreme nausea, water retention, and an enormous weight gain. Now after three years I had to sell the tamoxifen, I’m sitting so full of water that I can not get rid of it. Was today at the gynecologist, because the water presses on my joints and it hurts, have reported that the oncologist advised me against the adoption of tamoxifen. Yes, now I have to take blood and searching begins. Weight gain about 30 kg
    Side effects: Night sweat; Skin rash; Palpitations; Nausea; Water storages; Increase in weight
  2. Kathy F. Borders says:
    4.0 rating

    Tamoxifen for Breast cancer

    Hot flashes with sweating, skin rash under the irradiated chest (= Lichen skorbulus = incurable dermatologists), cracked skin and often open spots in the genital area associated with itching (usually at night), eye mucous membranes permanently reddened (no pollen allergy), severe tiredness and listlessness (must force me to everything), muscle spasms
    Side effects: Mucosal inflammation; Itching; Skin rash; Muscle cramps; Listlessness; Fatigue; Hot flashes
  3. Vicki J. Robbins says:
    4.5 rating

    Tamoxifen for Breast cancer

    Rash on the legs after approx. 15-18 months Tamoxifen, similar to psoriasis, also in Femara the same symptoms, itching and in several places. Strong hot flashes still. Occasionally mild to severe bone pain from head to toe. Try to find balance through sports.
    Side effects: Itching; Skin rash; Headache; Hot flashes