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Recently diagnosed with severe osteoporosis of lumbar spine -3.4 T sco
Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Apr 1 6:51pm | Replies (68)Comment receiving replies
It is possible that you are ingesting too much calcium. On Tymlos I had calcium intake of 800mg not the usual 1200 and the levels stayed stable. Everyone is different. It's great that your blood tests were fine. You can ask if the higher level in urine means you are ingesting too much!
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I agree with what you're saying to ingest less calcium. Will confirm that with aprn! To me, that's common sense to reduce dietary calcium if calcium is high in urine and Forteo pulsing at the parathyroid every day to build bone and possibly raise calcium levels.