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Use of Tymlos for Nonunion wrist fracture

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Feb 18, 2024 | Replies (9)

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Wrist is cortical. Is the bone set, so it’s not moving while you try Tymlos?

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kimberman | @kimberman | Feb 18, 2024

I did know that. I have taken Tymlos for about 1 month without, but next week it will be cast for 6 weeks. I will also be using a bone stimulator while casted.