Jarring pain in shin bones

Like you, I have TNBC and have experienced the "pleasures" of AC chemo. I take, in liquid form, a low-dose multivitamins supplement. I cleared this with my oncologist prior to starting taking these supplements, to make sure this would not interfere with treatment. 

There are also come complementary therapy method that I have seen people here say worked for them, such as acupuncture and reflexology, but again, I would clear anything with the oncologist before going ahead.

Thank you for your reply, Greycats. Can I ask what the liquid MV supplement is please? 

It's called, "NaturesPlus Source of Life Gold Liquid." To me, the benefit of taking it in liquid form is that it's much easier to face and manage, especially when I don't feel great physically, but the drawback is that I cannot adjust and balance quantities based on what I think my body is signalling.

When I first bought it I was taking it every day. Now, sometimes I may take it on a few consecutive days, sometimes I don't take it at all for a while, or just as a one-off on a day when my body seems to be asking for it.

There are some schools of thought that say supplements are not necessary, or not beneficial, but to me that was never the point. When I checked with my oncologist, what I wanted to know was this: "Would this interfere with treatment or is it safe for me to take?" Once he cleared it as safe, I went ahead.

Thank you GreyCats, that´s very helpful. XX