Letrozole Dreams???

gardengumby, When I first started femera I had very vivid dreams for about a month. my sleeping was very disturbed initally, very restless.  I am no longer having those type of dreams and actually only get up once now. (usually) I've been on it for 6 months.

did you end up continuing to have the dreams? Did you stay on letrozole? Mine started not even two weeks into letrozole. I already was taking effexor. When I have missed effexor dose on accident I have had wild dreams but now letrozole is the culprit. They are distressing dreams and they go on and on. So either I have a wakeful night where I can't sleep well, or I sleep deeply but have long drawn out crazy and distressing dreams.

gardengumby I have been on Letrozole for about 2 months. I always dream and remember something about them the next day, but I haven't noticed anything different since I started taking the Letrozole. I actually don't think the Letrozole is working for me because I have had no side effects, or at least nothing that I think is from the Letrozole. Sorry I can't help you. I hope things have gotten better for you!

I've been taking Letrozole every other day now for 4 months. When I first started it, I had some very vivid and weird - even "creepy" dreams. I wouldn't go so far as to call them nightmares, but they were intense, vivid, and extremely strange and disturbing. They woke me up a couple of times, so I remember the general nature of them, but not specifics at all. I hardly ever remember any dreams. After those few days during the first week, I did not have any more until a few days ago, and then that was for another couple of days.

My experience with Letrozole side effects has them being much varied in their frequency, duration, and intensity. I can have a mild back ache for a couple of days, then no back ache for weeks, then an intense back ache for an afternoon. Likewise, I can get sore irritated eyes for a day or two, then not again for a couple of months, then it happens again. Same with all the joint and muscle aches - sometimes they are bad and frequent; other times they subside a bit and aren't quite as bothersome. Likewise with the brain fog and cognitive problems. I don't like the dream thing at all, nor do I like any of the side effects, but what else are we supposed to do?