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I wonder if Tymlos and Forteo only help trabecular bones.

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Mar 27 10:38pm | Replies (31)
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@jmla

I had those side effects (not so much dizziness but the others) as well but they were transient and faded to much milder after a few weeks. Each time I bumped up the dose I would experience them again at first. I’ve been at 80 for 2.5 weeks and I’m getting used to it. I doubt I’ll ever be free of the side effects completely, but I take my dose at night, so I’m able to tolerate it and can lie down if I need to. Day time is better for some people, but it wouldn’t work for me. Best of luck with this.

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drsuefowler | @drsuefowler | Mar 27 10:05am

@jmla, my biggest concern is the dizziness as I am a fall risk with low blood pressure and vestibular problems. I have fallen 5 times in the last 2 years resulting in 4 broken bones and a concussion
This fragility fracture is the first one that didn't result from a fall. Surprisingly, my blood pressure has measured normal since getting used to 40 mcg of Tymlos. Maybe the side effects would stay the same after getting used to a higher dose?

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windyshores | @windyshores | Mar 27 10:38pm

@jmla yay!

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