Prescribed Tymlos after Evenity
I completed a one year course of Evenity in September 2023. I switched endocrinologists afterwards, and he prescribed Fosamax after a brief discussion. I contacted the doctor who had prescribed Evenity, and he advised that I come to the office. He prescribed Tymlos, which I have now been on for 8 months. I changed my medical insurance to Medicare, and the doctor who prescribed both Evenity and Tymlos doesn't take it. I went back to the doctor who prescribed Fosamax after Evenity and he freaked out and said Tymlos is NEVER given after Evenity. His colleague in the same office concurred. He then ordered Prolia. I contacted the manufacturers of both Evenity and Tymlos, and they were very considerate and informed me that to their knowledge, there have been no studies about using Tymlos after Evenity. I am currently on a wait list for a new endocrinologist. I have a history of vertebral fractures and I need dental work, and I don't want to be on Prolia. I can finish the remaining months of Tymlos, or switch to Fosamax and wait and see what the new endocrinologist recommends. Needless to say, the situation is not ideal as I'm winging it. That being said, I know that treatment for osteoporosis is complicated and we patients have to be our own advocates and do a lot of research. I'm not opposed to that, but I'm not finding any information for protocols that have a progression of Evenity to Tymlos and then? If anyone has any information to share, I'd really appreciate it.
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@sunny65 well its listed on all these osteo drugs depending on what site your on some sites have more sude effects listed. Drugs .Com has them all for all drugs . I won't do prolia have too many common side effects already on the list not wanting to make any of them worse or get additional. Not till I got one foot in grave will I ever do prolia. My aunt on it for 8 years or 10 maybe has had 3 frx on it. HIP leg and arm.
@awfultruth id call abnormal bone what bisphos do ; they dont let our old bone break down to receive new bone so its scrappy old brittle bone it goes over with prob scrappy old bone too because they are not bone builders. Like a holey linoleum floor under a quarter inch plywood sooner or later its going to break.