@lo62 I agree it has to be reported and your prescribingdoctor should be helping you through this an manufacturer needs to be notified. Let me tell you that my experience was exactly the same! But it resolved after five days. The way I look at it is that my body needed the medication my bones needed the medication. And I think that is a possibility here-– that your body is in need of what the medication is doing and that’s the side effects that you are experiencing. I myself will go back for the injection when I finish the TYMLOS. They are going to do the infusion very differently. They are going to slow the infusion down. They’re going to use a smaller dose and I’m going to go in having flush fluids and taking Tylenol before the injections. There are very small amount of us that have severe side effects the first time. It’s something like a 10th of a percent. And we show up here on this site to share our stories. When we go back for the second one it’s like . 1 hundredth of a percent with side effects that are not as severe. I will tell you that my side effects were in areas where my bones were as thin as paper so that’s why I correlated my need for the medicine to the side effects I had. So I won’t be giving it up, but I will be figuring out ways to diminish the side effects. And I’m sorry you had to experience this and I’m sorry I had to experience this. And if your doctors aren’t working with you, I encourage you to find somebody who will. I had a scream and shout a lot. (will not scream and shout) but I definitely had to advocate to get the attention I needed. I was appalled at how I was dismissed.