← Return to Tymlos for life? My endo is telling me this

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zygote, ramping was the best advice, but the endocrinologist I don't see told me that the heart pounding is because PTH is a vasodilator. As your vascular system dilates your heart beats harder, faster to ensure that the lower fluid volume for the space (created by the dilation) circulates sufficiently. You might be advantaged by a glass of water and something a little salty before the injection. Salt constricts blood vessels and the water increases volume. Thanks for naming the gentleman. I'll be happy when I get a consultation with him.
I'll quiz him, Mablin. What should I ask?

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How is this 'forever'/long term tymlos (or forteo for that matter) done? Variation in dosing regimen? Whats his choice of bisphosphonate if needed? Does s/he use bone markers? Please keep us posted @gently. Thanks