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@firecracker. thank you so much for your post. Those are some great results from the Evenity. I have been hesitating to go on another medication. I was on Tymlos for 2 years with good improvement in my spine (15% and 3.5% in my hips). I completed that protocol in July and began bioidentical hormones at that time, mainly because I was severely lacking but my cardiologist felt my bones could benefit as well. My new rheumatologist is very concerned that if I don't get back on a medication, my bones could really suffer, so she wants me on Evenity. I understand that some women tolerate it well and some don't, similar to any drug. My biggest issue is that we travel between 2 homes, 6 hours apart on a regular basis and travel as well, so having to get into my docs office once a month, could present a problem. With the Tymlos, I was able to inject myself. So, I'll be praying about this big decision and see how it goes. Your post calmed my mind a bit so thank you again. Rose
Hi @firecracker thank you for sharing your positive experience with evenity and congrats on your good results. If you don't mind, could you share the number of years that you were on reclast and how long was your holiday, if any, prior to evenity treatment? What about fosamax? Thanks a lot!
Thank you for sharing your experience with Evenity. I too took Reclast prior to Evenity. I just had my 9th shots. I have wondered if being on Reclast first would affect my bone growth in a negative way.
Are there specific vitamins, collagen or foods you ate that may have helped?
Thank you!
@firecracker Thanks for your positive comments!