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@mcallister1002 I was amazed at the number of tests my endocrinologist ran compared to my PCP and the rheumatologist I saw before the endo. It's clear that none of us are getting the best care from our doctors.

I had a fracture 2.5 years ago so that's why I was started on anabolic therapy. I did a bit of Tymlos and Forteo before the Evenity. The Evenity is going well - I have few side effects and what I do have are tolerable for a year.

I'm not aiming for any particular range for my CTX but I thought anything in the 300s was OK. I've read that it can vary widely for individuals.

I was more excited about the hypercalciuria finding as it was the first finding that indicated maybe why I had osteoporosis. Nothing else made any sense - very healthy, very active and fit, on bHRT, good diet, etc.

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@oopsiedaisy It wasn't until I went to an Endocrinologist that bone markers were run. I have only been to one and then moved shortly after that to another state. I have an appt. next month to meet with a new Endocrinologist. I have never fractured but I know he will want me to go on the bone drugs, as my last one did. If I have to go on one, it will be Evenity. Glad you are handling it well.