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Does anyone have a solution to help manage Reclast side effects?
Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Aug 21 9:10am | Replies (850)Comment receiving replies
@dannyandebbie
another eccentric, misplaced bromide bandied about pain offices is "the new normal."
Both phrases originated from political settings where they may have made some sense.
Danny, the chorus you and others are creating here make it possible for me and others to avoid the need to contact the FDA about these terrible long term side effects.
Because the drug attaches to the bone long term and releases its harms for many years (10 they say). You may have recurring, though not as intense reaction every time an osteoclasts tries to attach to the bone.
Do you or your doctors have any clues (autoimmune or other) as to why your response was so very terrible.
Thank you for posting and for continuing to post, even though the site provides you with no answers.
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@gently no! My endocrinologist and my primary feel the issue is anything other than the infusion! It is my body and I’ll take my chances at this point. I have also had new symptoms come up months after the initial infusion and come on strong; aches and burning, soreness and fatigue. Thus far I’ve been able to keep going despite being below zero here to try and walk my two K9’s. I am a small framed guy, 68 years old and have responsibilities that I constantly feel I need to do and I feel this does help, some anyways! I this Reclast 10 years in one’s body, look at it this way, I only have about 8.5 left! Ty!