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Bone turnover markers (CTX and P1NP): do you have a baseline?

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@njx58

I took my Tymlos shot before getting bloodwork, and my CTX seemed mysteriously high compared to a prior test. Just to be on the safe side, I'd skip the shot the night before. Missing one day won't matter.

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drsuefowler | @drsuefowler | Mar 20 7:49pm

Interesting @njx58 that it looked like the shot increased your CTX right
away. I have already missed a dose a time or two, so I'm not worried about
that. I think the medication stays in my system longer than just 4 hours. I
have been getting the blood work 10 hours after my shot. Thanks for posting.

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