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@sungal some are staying on Prolia 8-10 years apparently but for those of us in our 70's, that means into our 80's and then stopping and doing Reclast....When I am 80+ I would consider Prolia if it was tolerable and if the effect on immune system is okayed by research and MD's (I have lupus). I have a friend who is 83 and taking it for the rest of her life, apparently. She has not been told about a need to stop or rebound and follow-up and I did not enlighten her 🙂

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Me too. I've taken Prolia 8 yrs at 76 years old. Previous GP said it's up to me if I want to continue but he retired. My new GP wants me to continue. Thankfully no side effects but I'm wandering the precise benefits. In Feb. 2024, I had total hip replacement and now the other hip is starting. As far as I'm concerned I'm disabled. Nothing strenuous to prevent dislocation. Getting old isn't a 'golden age'.