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Personally I would contact the manufacturer or NCI and ask them if your Oncologist isn't helping you figure out what is causing the cramps or if it's the Sandostatin causing them.
When I did a search I didn't find anything that says cramping in the extremities is a known side effect but just because it might not be for others doesn't mean it's not for you.
As I said, contact the manufacturer or NCI and ask them if your Oncologist isn't doing his job and telling you himself.
Good luck,
Jo
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Posted by Jo
I was diagnosed last Aug.2009 with Neuroendocrine tumors in my lungs and have been taking a Sandostatin Injection once a month for over a year. For the last few months I have had cramps in my extremeties about every day and night. My Oncologist has not told me what he thinks this could be from.