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Anyone taken Evenity (romosozumab) for Osteoporosis?
Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Nov 5 10:09pm | Replies (1348)Comment receiving replies
Yes to side effects though I had serious COVID in Nov. Lots of burning sensations, complicated dreams. Most people do really well without side effects and I have more issues with meds than most (immune system problems).
I did two years Tymlos and it seems Evenity is not increasing bone formation but rather anti-resorption. My CTX is really low. I read that Evenity stays in the system 65 or so days. I think I will do one shot today and then ask if I can take April off, do Reclast in May. If Evenity is anti-resorptive at this point, I might as well do Reclast if that is what doc says is best. I see him mid-month.
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@windyshores Hi !! Always look forward to reading your posts, though I've not been here for a while. Looks like you moved on from Tymlos to Evenity? We had a back and forth about medication sequencing (I was on Prolia for many years—no side effects). In November 2022 my endo switched me to Reclast, the drug I vowed never to take again due to a horrific reaction. I've now had 2 rounds (2022 and 2023) with no side effects from either infusion. Round 1 helped my spine but L hip remained the same. Hopefully something more will kick in from the Nov. 2023 infusion. Supposedly I'll go to Evenity next November. From there, who knows? Wishing you the best on that mid-month appointment.