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Prolia treatment for osteoporosis: What is your experience?

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Mar 29 11:52am | Replies (1218)
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@nurseheadakes

Get off of the Reclast - regardless of the dosage. Your symptoms are enough to warrant saying you have had an allergic or symptomatic response to it. Infusions are not always the answer. Oral medications are not for those who have any GI difficulties such as GERD. The best routes are the injections - that is why this science is providing multiple options for those who have other disease processes in place. Unfortunately, trial and error is what we are learning in this new field of Rheumtology/Osteoporosis care.

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CL | @lelia | Jul 13, 2019

Thanks for you advice. I'm definitely getting off it but have 3 months to go. It has caused some throat swelling at times too, so I think you may be right about an allergic reaction. The symptoms move around.

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sue225 | @sue225 | Jul 13, 2019

I have gerd, and ibs and celiac disease that no one even suggested bisphosphanates for me. Go directly to Prolia. (Also instead of statins, evoculomab injections/repatha). Yes, for people like me these monoclonal antibodies are the way to go.

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