Evenity Side Effects
Has anyone had severe back pain and burning sensation on Evenity after just starting ?And how long does it last or is it a sign to try another medication?It starts about 7 days after the injection and pain is severe you can’t do a thing.Thanks.
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I’m starting Evenity in a few weeks after stalling for a year. I’m frankly scared about osteonecrosis or heart trouble.
Thanks to everyone who is sharing their experience frankly. It helps!
@normahorn i just posted a comment that meant to gave to you.
I didn’t pay attention to adverse reaction rate between different dosage groups, but you caught it that’s great.
I have an impression that doctors at big hospitals/institutions are most reluctant to do off label use as they have to adhere institutions’ guidelines. If enough scientific papers could back up your reasoning with them as a patient, maybe they could bend the rules?
What have you followed up with? I was initially told my symptoms were not related to Evenity which was rather difficult to deal with as I felt like I was being assessed as a “head case”! Thank you!!
My endocrinologist listened to me and we skipped a month to see if my symptoms went away. She agreed with stopping Evenity after 8th month.
I got a Reclast infusion about 14 months ago. My knee swelled up dramatically where I couldn’t put weight on it for a week. I think it triggered arthritis in my hip and thumbs. But who knows.
I go back next month for a dexascan so I’m curious where I stand.
She’s suggested Tymlos as an option- but I’m inclined to take a break.
The brief summary of the study did not include any information on severity of adverse effects nor duration. I would think that being given a smaller dose, rather than being overmedicated, would help to resolve any effects as there would be less medication remaining in my body.
I was concerned about Reclast as it is a yearly injection and frankly I was worn out by Evenity and how it changed my quality of life. I’m 67 and hope to be active for a long time! I didn’t take a break as I didn’t want to lose gains but don’t know how fast that can happen. My 92 year old mom just fell and has three compression fractures. She’s had osteoporosis since her late 40s and has refused all meds and even scans! I didn’t want meds and tried all the natural options but numbers kept getting worse. Hopefully Actonel will help me keep the gains! Best to you!
Does your doctor monitor CTX before, during and after Reclast?
Did your doctor suggest tymlos as a option after evenity or reclast?
Thanks
Tymlos by my endocrinologist after Evenity and Reclast. Since I had reactions to both.
Actually my pcp recommended Tymlos originally but I balked so she referred me to an endocrinologist.
I’m going to ask for ctx marker at my next appointment.
I see, thank you!
From what I’ve read, Reclast is the most powerful and long lasting bisphosphonate. Would tymlos’ effects be attenuated if started after Reclast? Maybe your endo will initiate tymlos according to CTX readings?
Keep us posted!
Best of luck!
I’ve read it’s best to take Tymlos first, then Evenity, and finally Reclast or Prolia.
I didn’t like the idea of the rebound with Prolia so I chose Reclast.