Aromatase-inhibitor induced joint pain
Supplements studied for aromatase-inhibitor induced joint pain.
Overview
Only Vitamin D is indexed for aromatase-inhibitor induced joint pain, with one low-rated study (WA 40) for effect size, evidence, and trust.
Current evidence is insufficient to determine whether vitamin D helps joint pain caused by aromatase inhibitors used in breast cancer treatment. The indexed research does not establish a reliable benefit for this specific side effect, and no dose or duration has been validated.
More trials in people experiencing aromatase-inhibitor joint pain are needed. See the evidence review below for the indexed trial and full rating details.
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