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Cacitriol and Fosamax

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Feb 15 8:19am | Replies (9)

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janflute @janflute,

We have 4 parathyroid glands in our neck area -
sorry to hear that your one remaining parathyroid is 'failing' .

I assume the Fosomax is for 'locking' in the gains.

A simplified explanation of Calcitriol is that it increases calcium absorption,
much more and stronger than Vitamin D.

Taking Calcitriol - after finishing Forteo - is this something new or rarely done?
Please tell us more.
How is it taken: injection or pill form. How is the dosage decided on.
Is it your endo or osteoporosis specialist recommending this.

Calcitonin treats hypercalcemia.
Some parathyroid disorders can lead to abnormal levels of
calcium in the blood that can cause brittle bones and other problems.

Calcitriol and Calcitonin sound so much alike, but are different.

Very happy for you that you have completed Forteo
and hope that you have good results.

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Thank you so much!

My endo.