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Accuracy of DEXA Scans

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Jun 5 10:09am | Replies (75)
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@mayblin

windyshore, are you saying you'd be doing 6mo evenity, then 12mo reclast, then 6 mo evenity (or reclast)? If so, your plan is pretty lose to the trial 🙂

Please tell us you will be doing dexa right after finishing this round of evenity, to see the effect of tymlos+evenity

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mayblin | @mayblin | Mar 13 2:51pm

Correction: close not lose to the trial 🙂

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windyshores | @windyshores | Mar 13 11:03pm

@mayblin I see my endo next week and was going to ask for a DEXA. I also did a second round of CTX and P1NP. The CTX is low but the P1NP was disappointingly low at the 30 day point for the first month of Evenity. Doc said to test mid-month so I just did that. Will share.

My original idea was to do 3-6 months Evenity, whatever I could tolerate, and then since it becomes anti-resorptive in the second half , switch to Reclast to finally lock in gains from Tymlos and Evenity. We'll see!

I really appreciated seeing that study. Made me feel less like an outlaw 🙂

I am so sensitive to meds and it took me so long to tolerate anything (I am tolerant of side effects so I truly could not tolerate most options) that I think my docs are grateful for anything I manage to take!

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