Because of Evista's tendency to promote clots, you should not take it during long periods of immobilization such as recovery from surgery or prolonged bed rest, or for 72 hours beforehand. If you are scheduled for surgery, make sure the doctor is aware that you are taking this prescription.
If you are going on a trip where your movement will be restricted, make a point of periodically getting up and walking around for approximately 10 minutes.
Possible Evista Side Effects
Side effects cannot be anticipated. If any develop or change in intensity, inform
your doctor as soon as possible.
More common Evista side effects may include: hot flashes, stomach upset, trouble sleeping or sweating may occur.
Less common Evista side effects may include: muscle aches, nasal stuffiness/pain.
Rare Evista side effects may include: persistent fever, rash, breast pain, abnormal vaginal bleeding or discomfort, chest pain.
Very rare Evista side effects may include: leg cramps/pain/swelling, trouble breathing, vision changes.
Important
Take your Evista prescription as prescribed.
