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Does anyone self pay for an anabolic?

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Jun 15 7:26am | Replies (9)
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AND, I hope the rheumatologist that said Prolia the rest of my life wasn’t trying to predict my life expectancy 🤪—yikes! He was pretty put out that when I said I wanted to wait and see what the other doc’s recommendation was!!

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windyshores | @windyshores | Jun 14 6:07pm

@babbsjoy 🙂

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beanieone | @beanieone | Jun 15 7:26am

As the old folks used to say, “You don’t pay him (the “put out” doc) no never mind!

I’m having the same issue with my doc pushing Prolia after Tymlos/Evenity which I’ve pretty much decided is not for me . . . perhaps it’s good for his pocket??? As I’ve already had more than 5 annual doses in the past, I’m currently trying to find out if I’ve surpassed the number of lifetime infusions of Reclast one can have. Why, oh why is good and correct information so difficult to get our hands on - OP is not a new health issue.

Does anyone know if the rebound experienced after cessation of Tymlos/Evenity will dip T-scores below their original pre-bone-building DEXA values - my scores were not all that bad, per my doc, but meds were prescribed/approved because of my compression fractures.

Thanks for listening, all!

Cheers!

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