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DiscussionWhat should I know before starting Evenity?
Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Jan 9 1:09am | Replies (176)Comment receiving replies
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Yikes ! I am so confused with all the info and choices. I watched the Dr. Leder presentation- I have been taking Prolia for 2 yrs with mild gain. Facing lumbar fusion, my surgeon recommended Tymlos or Forteo to build bone faster. I was on Tymlos for 4 months but couldn’t tolerate the side effects. I now understand that Tymlos following Prolia is not a good choice. Neither surgeon or Endo knew this but Endo went along with surgeon’s request. Now I’m looking at Evenity, but isn’t the prior Prolia going to affect this drug as well? I did take Alendrate many years ago with minimal effects on bone density. My last Dexa was in May of 24 so I have to wait until next yr. Any suggestions?
My breast cancer was fed by estrogen and my treatment was to eliminate any remaining estrogen in my body (after menopause it comes from the adrenals) . So I have had to go in the opposite direction, so to speak, of HRT.
I had a nearly 17% increase in bone density with the highest gain in my spine. I have read others say greatest gains are spine. I had no side-effects in my year of Evenity.
@maieva
I’m 65 and started evenity in May after a big fall and surgery. I too was concerned about the black box warnings — I go to UNC in North Carolina— felt really good about the doctor explained it and read the head of the departments comments on it.
Have had no side effects what so ever and will finish in May ….the next question is how to lock in the gains with another drug.
Good luck and hope you to will have an easy go with Evenity