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why do drs. push reclast

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: 4 days ago | Replies (31)

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@auntieoakley

You are so brave to be here saying your truth. Thank you. I agree that when you read everybody’s stories of how horrible these drugs are, it can scare you off. The pain of a few collapsed vertebrae can remind us that this is a risk AND benefit choice. I am so glad you are getting some medicine for your bones now.
The Mayo doctors who help my husband who also has multiple collapsed vertebrae give him a prescription for a lidocaine patch that goes directly on the back and it really, really made a difference in his pain. They sell an over the counter variety but they aren’t quite as strong and really expensive to use one every 24 hours. The prescription co-pay is only a few dollars for a month of patches.
How are you managing with the fractures? Did you have any problems with your first prolia?

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The Dr. Sent me to physical therapy. The prolia shot I gave a runny nose in the morning mostly and I feel tired. The calcium supplements they told me I have to take with prolia bother my stomach. I use the chewable ones. I was told they don't bother your stomach. The physical therapy helped me with pain.