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Undecided choice of drugs for Osteoporosis

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Sep 8 8:12am | Replies (393)

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@glojo

You do not sound like an “anti-drug wacko” and you are not alone in your reluctance to go down that path. Like all of us, you are trying to roll the dice and make the best decision for yourself. I have paralysis by analysis at the moment, reading everything and listening to all views. When/if I do start medication, I know there is phenomenal advice here, and the resources are priceless. I saw the life-saving benefits of drugs when my husband nearly died from leukemia 14 years ago, and what would we do without antibiotics and other amazing drugs. It’s difficult when you haven’t yet fractured and can’t see the evidence of disease. Windyshores is wise here. I highly value your opinion. You are blazing the trail for us. Thank you! For now, as foolish as it might be, I choose to wait a bit longer, roll the dice a few more times, continuing to read and over-analyze, always keeping the drug option on the table. I won’t close any windows And as for lifting weights, that is different for each individual. It is probably best to work with an experienced personal trainer. This is the best decision I have made so far and worth every penny.

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Sounds like we are walking the same path. And i am definitely not anti drug. My husband had Parkinson’s and the drugs made his last years so much easier than it would have been without them. I too am rolling those osteo dice a little longer. My endocrinologist did say that he understood my reluctance and seemed ok with me trying a year of an intense natural approach. I had been half hearted about it but my score still went from -3.4 to -3.3. I just want to see what happens if i really work at it. If the next scan is still awful i will seriously consider the Evenity.
Is your trainer a specialist in osteoporosis? Maybe i should try to find one instead of trying it on my own.