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Anyone with autoimmune problems taking Prolia for osteoporosis?
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For me it’s part B. I have to go into the clinic every 6 months and I receive the injection there by staff. I am on Medicare.
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@minnmitzi I have quite a few autoimmune diseases but I have no choice when it comes to osteoporosis which I can’t let that go. well these medication‘s have many many many side effects and they’re not great! for the last year and a half every six months I have been taking a pro Leah shot this year in January I was due for another pro Leah shot from Summit Health and the nurse said they weren’t allowed to give probably shots anymore because they charge the people $1000 for the shots so now what they’re doing they substituted prolia for a medication very very similar that’s called JUBBONTI. Which is free when you have Medicare. Things are changing all the time I have to learn how to take one day at a time. I would be happy if I don’t have any of these medication‘s for my osteoporosis but I do not have a choice. I have to learn that I’m better off not looking at the side effects because they all have so many side effects!!! good luck to you with your osteoporosis!!!
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Like minnmitzi I am covered for Prolia. Medicare and supplemental insurance. Was.on Reclast for several years. Also in Minnesota. Call your doctor and insurance and ask.