Reclast infusion side effects?

Sorry to hear this! I too have had issues since having my Reclast infusion! And still experiencing it 11 months later!
There is a lot of information online on Reclast side effects- drugs.com, the FDA and Pfizer's own drug insert: https://labeling.pfizer.com/ShowLabeling.aspx
In addition to the brief info below, Pfizer has a thorough chart with every side effect and frequency reported. Not sure why doctors don't look at this.

miriammoore, it is so helpful that you are posting and reporting. I'm sorry you are caught in this nightmare. There are scattered single patient reports like this one https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10404464/ There is another one where the woman was hospitalized and given IV steroids. She recovered. The half life of the drug is something like 140 hours, but it attaches to the bone and releases slowly over the year. I'm hoping but also thinking that the damage to your cervical spine isn't permanent. IV steroids are considered stronger than oral tapers. The trouble is the impact of steroids on bones. And then it is so hard to continue to protect bones when it aches too much to even move them.
I would also agree that at 100lbs the dose is probably too high. The actually know that 4mg is as effective as 5mg in the osteoporosis setting, yet the drug is provided in 5mg vials. Since it is primarily your neck, someone might be willing to administer local steroid injections. Pain is exhausting. I do think there is an end to this horrible reaction. The sooner the better. I'm glad you are seeing the neurologist

miriammoore, it is so helpful that you are posting and reporting. I'm sorry you are caught in this nightmare. There are scattered single patient reports like this one https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10404464/ There is another one where the woman was hospitalized and given IV steroids. She recovered. The half life of the drug is something like 140 hours, but it attaches to the bone and releases slowly over the year. I'm hoping but also thinking that the damage to your cervical spine isn't permanent. IV steroids are considered stronger than oral tapers. The trouble is the impact of steroids on bones. And then it is so hard to continue to protect bones when it aches too much to even move them.
I would also agree that at 100lbs the dose is probably too high. The actually know that 4mg is as effective as 5mg in the osteoporosis setting, yet the drug is provided in 5mg vials. Since it is primarily your neck, someone might be willing to administer local steroid injections. Pain is exhausting. I do think there is an end to this horrible reaction. The sooner the better. I'm glad you are seeing the neurologist

I am contemplating getting the Reclast Infusion. Is there anyone that HAS NOT gotten any reactions to Reclast?

I had my first Reclast infusion July 16th and did great. I attribute it to the knowledge I gained from posters here who emphasized super hydrating before, during, and after, as well as taking Tylenol and Claritin the day before, of, and after to minimize reactions. I was scared, I have to admit, because of all the negative comments. But the positive ones gave me the courage to go through with it, and I'm very glad I did. Good luck to you!

I had my first Reclast infusion July 16th and did great. I attribute it to the knowledge I gained from posters here who emphasized super hydrating before, during, and after, as well as taking Tylenol and Claritin the day before, of, and after to minimize reactions. I was scared, I have to admit, because of all the negative comments. But the positive ones gave me the courage to go through with it, and I'm very glad I did. Good luck to you!