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Prolia and renal failure

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: 6 days ago | Replies (16)

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@diannemr3

So far the numbers are borderline. Thank you for suggesting Keith McCormick's book. I'll check it out. The other side effect of Prolia is decreased immunity. I am on the inactive kidney transplant list, and should the need arise to transfer to active status, then this risk factor is also a major consideration. My nephrologist has clearly stated I am not a candidate for bisphosphonates. I am waiting on a second opinion from her before responding to my primary care doctor.

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I do a 20% dose of Reclast with IV hydration and slow infusion over an hour, due to kidney disease. But if you are on a transplant list (even if inactive) it might still be risky. Hope your doctor can look into that. It's hard when more than one specialty is involved! It's great you have gone awhile after stopping Prolia w/out problems!