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@rosem1953 Hello Rose- thanks for sharing. I popped in on this thread as I am just now exploring which drug, if any, to take for OP. I an sorry to hear about your jaw pain- and that you no one told you the longest you should be on it was 4-5 years. When you went off did you experience any side-effects - and how long before your jaw felt better? I know we can't count on everyone having the same experience but it is good to know outcomes..if you plan for the worst you will be satisfied with less than the worst!

I would also be interested in knowing how your next scans go. I am considering diet, supplements , and exercise to stave off any further reduction. I am 64 and contemplating not starting any drugs until I am closer to 70. I don't know if that would do greater harm then good -wish I had a crystal ball! Good luck with your journey - and praying you see no reduction in bone mass on your next scan.

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@anatomary My last shot of Prolia was in March, 2024. When I saw the oral surgeon in May 2024, I was already 2 months into my Prolia shot. I decided NOT to get the next shot which was scheduled for September 2024. By the time September came along, I had significantly less pain. By the end of 2024, I had NO Pain. Again, this was my outcome so it could be different for you. By the way, I have always been extremely focused on my health. Since my early 20s, I have worked out at least 5 days a week with 1 hour of aerobic exercise and 45 minutes of wieghts. I eat healthy. So my lifestyle has been healthy. And yet, I was diagnosed with OP at 62. I am 72 now. I do believe that if I didn't work out and didn't have a healthy lifestyle, I could be in a worse position.
I will report on my next DEXA test and pray that my tests have improved!