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!

Hi @maryjt I had my first Reclast infusion in May 2025. I saw my dentist prior to confirm that my dental health was excellent. I hydrated well the day before and the day of. I have had no side effects whatsoever, and I hope that will continue! For reference, I've also had taken Fosamax intermittently, plus I've done one year of Evenity and one year of Tymlos. So far, so good!

Btw, many people on this site have come here to research the side effects they're having or to explore potential problems when they're considering treatment options - both very valid concerns. Therefore, the responses are about side effects and problems. There are many posts about positive responses to these meds, but you have to look for those separately. Hope that helps! Best wishes to you moving forward.

Research thoroughly before you actually decide to go ahead, my opinion from experience

I did not get a reaction to Reclast. The day before the infusion and the day of the infusion, I drank a lot of water and took Tylenol. I also had my infusion over a 45-minute time period (had to be ordered by my physician) instead of the standard 15 minutes