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Reclast Infusions: Side-effects & Recovery time
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This is from @smiles349's original post:
"I was concerned about the side effects but assured by both my endocrinologist and the nurse who administered the IV that the most common side effects were mild flu like symptoms- some nausea, fever, body aches etc. I thought it would be no big deal and was something I could handle."
The adverse effects she experienced exceeded expectations.
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@normahorn mine exceeded my expectations as well, especially with a low dose and IV hydration over one hour. I had a pretty high fever and could not function. I am not denying people's suffering, only trying to give hope that things will get better. My reaction stopped after 10 days as I remember but some go longer. I have tolerated Reclast well and the second infusion did not pose the same problems.