Does anyone have a solution to help manage Reclast side effects?

all of the bone medication except Forteo and Tymlos carry the risk of atypical femur fracture and osteonecrosis, especially of the jaw.
This is because they slow or stop remodeling. Remodeling removes older fissured bone before laying down new bone and in the case of Prolia and Evenity. Reclasts and the other bisphosphonates don't lay down new bone, but simply stop the resorption of damaged bone.
The risk is greater over time because the damaged bone becomes more and more avascular, and more brittle.
Until 2003 there was only one way to medically prevent fractures. That was to stop the bone from being removed. People do go on and off these antiresorptives, and you can. Most people don't with Prolia because is of the risk of rebound. But I think most people do go on and off bisphosphonates because there are really few osteoporosis drugs to choose from.

I was not offered a steroid. My endocrinologist had nothing to offer me. I found a function medicine doc who helped me over a 9 month period. 16 months later I'm much better!

Im in the same boat. I thought I was going to be able to go on a drug holiday but now after my second pro shot and after a year of Evenity, my doctor wants me to get a Reclast infusion. I am very ambivalent and concerned about the side effects

I’m also concerned about the side effects. I have been lucky so far with the Evenity & Prolia. I’ve read some that have no real effects or only slightly. Then you read where some have had bad side effects. I remember I felt the same way about starting Evenity and Prolia. I was so worried. I know that I need to take something so I don’t rebound. I’ve read so many studies and after just 2 injections of Prolia you need to take something. Even though I had no gains with Prolia I don’t want to lose what I had from Evenity. I went from -4.6 in my spine to -3.3. Then Prolia with no real change I’m at -3.2 . My hips are osteopenia and I can deal with that. All I can do is wish for the best and I wish you the best also.

I'm 66 now when I was 50 and was first diagnosed with osteoporosis I was put on fosamax, I had really bad reflux. I tried to deal with it myself with exercise and with diet and with calcium and other supplements. Unfortunately I ended up having an accident and shattered my elbow. I was then put on forteo for a year and a half, and had some hearing loss. I was taken off of that. Again tried to do it at myself no success. Then went on boniva and quite a bit of pain and was taken off of that. Then I was put on prolia for 5 years no problems.

Well unfortunately I did break a bone. And sort of in the midst of all this big mess back I guess it's close to 8 years ago now I fell and shattered my elbow into pieces that is what led me to the forteo. I did not seem to have any problems with that drug but then after a year and a half I have my own hearing loss and it seems have been connected. I think I shared all that before. I just said you went to a functional medicine doctor? Is that like an integrative medicine doctor? We have an integrative center not for me I May check out and actually an integrative doctor which means somebody who has a medical degree and practice is medicine as well as some of the more natural things so I may look into one of those individuals? I don't know anything about these things that you're mentioning if you have any information you could pass on to me I would appreciate it. Thank you

I’m in the same situation as you. Finished a year of evenity and stalling in scheduling my first reclast infusion… I’m sure the majority of people don’t have issues with side effects? 🤷‍♀️ maybe I’m just reading too much into this….🙄

You might want to request a lower dose of ReClast. There is evidence for the efficiency of that approach.

How long have you stalled?

Finished evenity end of May