Please please please read up on stopping prolia. Many many people have had compression fractures from stopping. The protocol is NOT to take Tymlos afterwards!!! It is to immediately take a bisphosphonate like Reclast. The longer you have been on prolia the worse the rebound can be. I had been on prolia for 4.5 years. My dr left and had to find new dr, deal with insurance, etc. No one had ever informed me about not stopping or being late. 4 months after my injection was due I began having compression fractures. I had 6 in total. It was absolutely awful and had impacted my entire life. I am only 57. This was fall of 2023. No one seemed to know what to do so they gave me another prolia injection (I had to pay total cost out of pocket because of still dealing with insurance). I had vertebroplasty Dec of 23. Jan of 24 I was sent to a "specialist" in OP. She started me on Tymlos. I asked what happens in May when the prolia runs out and Im supposed to have another shot? I was told tymlos would keep me from fracturing again. After reading tons of research stating prolia MUST be followed by bisphosphonate, and hearing other terrible stories, I switched drs. I drove 3 hrs one way to OP clinic with 9 dr whose degrees are mostly from Duke, Yale, and Johns Hopkins including my dr. He basically said same thing even though I tried to tell him what research I had read. Both refused to do CTX blood markers. My prolia ran out in May and 3 months later I had 2 more vertebrae fractures. My CTX was very high and continued to rise. Saw a different dr in same practice and was told "You are now in a hole and now we have to dig you out" In my chart, it states all fractures were from Prolia rebound. I am now told " the most complicated case they have ever had and on uncharted territory." Because most people follow the correct protocol for the OP meds. I had a Reclast infusion 6 mo ago and currently monitoring CTX every 2 months. The Reclast brought the CTX down. You can have prolia rebound for 18-24 months. I am very healthy, eat healthy, lift weights, walk, hike, long distance cyclist. Before fractures I worked cleaning houses and doing construction work so lots of weight bearing. I don't want to scare you or discount your dr but please do what you can to prevent this. I now can not work and can't do a lot of things I love. I have pain every day but is better than it was those first 9 mo, not to mention all the $$$$$ I have spent. I also have been in contact with Dr Keith McCormick. He has been counseling me on things to do and what to ask my dr. Even the best drs don't seem to know all the research and know what to do. Prolia is a terrible terrible drug. I never had any side effects and I suppose I would be great today had I never been late. I literally have spent enough research hours to have a degree in OP. Please research. There is no guarantee that you will fracture but no guarantee you will not. Good luck.