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@gently thank you for such good information. I just finished reading a study and see that there are CV risks with both. Since I have PCA narrowing moderate to severe, now I’m questioning what’s best.I had read earlier that Evenity was not recommended for that reason but also just read that it wasn’t any worse than the other two.
So much info out there. I’m just trying to find out as much as I can before seeing my specialist next month.
I hope you appreciate how much your info helps.
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@brendammc, I've been looking at the issue of cardiac osteoblasts causing calcification. I saw a cardiologist on Tuesday whose first sentence to me was, "I'm surprised your aren't dead."
I remind myself that while we all gaining socialization skills, doctors were studying chemical relationships. While I was deeply amused, I imagine that would be frightening to many. I could hardly speak for laughing.
While neither Evenity or the PTH medications are associated with PCA narrowing, I'm curious if https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38482603/ was your source.
Real world studies are highly prejudiced with a medication whose black box eliminates the patient cohorts who would be at risk. (thanks, njhornung)
If you have a different link. I have a deeper interest after my encounter with the cardiologist.
Tymlos and Forteo are noted to increase cholesterol levels slightly. Irregular heart beats and low blood pressure are usually only sustained during the first several hours after injection.
Our conditions need further research. Thanks for your comment.