First, it’s too short term however it seems like you’re only on one of the bone medicines when you should be on too. You should be on one which increases the bone density and the other which slows down the bone breakdown. I am on RECLAST as well as TYMLOS. Not at the same time of course and I am now taking CTX and P one NP tests, which are showing a trend going in the right direction. I’ve learned many things over 25 years of DEXA scans. My protocol will be one an annual infusion of RECLAST, then two years of daily injections of TYMLOS, then back to two annual infusions of the RECLAST, and then that’s supposed to stay effective for the following 10 years. That DEXA scans unless you were doing them on the machines with the tubular bone score TBS software are not reliable. Your bones are not reliable. Some can be strong and some can be paper thin. I was pronounced normal after having had osteoporosis 25 years ago and then while in cervical surgery, my neck vertebrae bones fell apart being paper, thin. It was a big shocker for everyone! There is an amazing amount of information here on the bone medication’s. I suggest you search through it all and educate yourself for what you think might work for you and work with your endocrinologist and if you don’t have a good one, get another. There’s no quick fix. I decided to go back on bioidentical hormone replacement therapy do the protocol for the bone building intensity, medications, and suffer with reactions sometime. Those bad reactions in my mind are because my body really needs the medication and it’s doing its job. After I had a really bad reaction to our ECLAST, I found that my next infusion can be slowed down and they will give me Tylenol and I will drink lots of water before hand and I won’t have had surgery three weeks before. I also feel like the bone medicines or work so my next rECLAST infusion will not have the severe reaction I experienced. Getting the test after two years to know that my body is doing its job and responding to the medication’s is supportive. I had reactions to the TYMLOS for two months and the nurse practitioner said hang with it they will magically be gone and they were! There is lots of information here about how we all suffered on the bone medicines and how we dealt with it. I want to be strong and not worry about falling. At 68 I know six women about my age who fell over the last year and all of them fractured their bones. I don’t want to be that. Your bones can’t be strengthened by foods you eat because your digestive process doesn’t impact your bone strength directly. It’s the things that go in through your bloodstream that are the icky medicines that none of us like and the hormones that help us stay off, degenerative conditions..