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Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Feb 15 11:41am | Replies (34)
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@jessbricht I did better doing Tymlos in the morning, not sure why. I made sure blood pressure wasn't too low with a cuff, at first and hydrated.
At first I rested in bed but found I felt better if I got up and out, again not sure why. Perhaps it helped my bp.
I have occasional afib with very high heart rate and one piece of advice is to move around so maybe moving helps with the increased heart rate too. But keeping blood pressure okay also helps.
Of note, as I have noted before, in my 2 years on Tymlos I did not have a single afib episode. But in the last 6 months I did indeed feel tired.
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Thank you so much for responding @windyshores. I’m actually feeling less fatigued and feel less of the increased heart rate as I’ve ramped up to six clicks. I had a normal nuclear stress test which was reassuring. I will try taking Tymlos in the morning to see if it’s better.
Buuuuuuttt — now my right knee has been killing me for a week. This is after about 20 days of Tymlos. There was no event to cause this. It’s confusing because 1) I’m overlapping with last three months post Reclast and 2) I do get various joint issues. But my knees haven’t been a problem for years! My hands ache but I can live with that. It’s hard to put up with pain that limitS movement — now I’ll be getting a MRI ETC. I’m going to put up another question about this to see if it’s happened to others here. Thank you again!