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Prolia/Forteo combination therapy?

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Jul 26 4:18pm | Replies (21)
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@hopefullibrarian

Given your history, doing the combination therapy does not sound the least bit "greedy." In fact, if your insurance is willing to cover it, you may be the perfect candidate. We're fortunate to have access to anabolic treatments these days.
Best of luck whatever treatment you decide to do.

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goosegirl | @goosegirl | Jul 26 11:43am

Thank you so much. I'm in the UK (I'm not sure if you're here or the USA or elsewhere), so i don't have insurance, so I am reliant on the NHS which is both an incredible concept and can be excellent. But also is extremely limited and in very deep financial problems. So what is available can be bare minimum if at all.
However, I've requested an appointment with my consultant or a member of the team at the bone clinic. It's the,NHS so I may just be told no and have to wait until next June at my annual review. But hopefully not. I hope you're well. Take care and thank you once again. X

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