1 thing - Tymlos can cause your calcium levels to be high - my doctor had me stop taking calcium and my levels are at the high end of normal. Check with your doctor, or have your calcium levels checked!

I've posted on another thread, but I've been on Tymlos for almost 1.5 years. I had a DEXA 5 months after starting and my spine had gone from -3.2 to -2.8 (hips hadn't changed). It was a different machine - my initial one was at my GYN's office, and now I'm going to a specialty clinic at a research hospital so I can't be 100% sure of the numbers. I am scheduled for another one in a few weeks.