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Going from Prolia to Reclast timing
Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Aug 15 10:11am | Replies (18)Comment receiving replies
@teardrop hope you are feeling better by now as I see you posted 22 hours ago! I also hope you are not like me! I’m told that I am one in a million for having continuous symptoms from my Reclast infusion; over 20 months ago! The nausea and fatigue did go away for months only to return. There are days I have all that I can do to get around. Thankfully I have two K9’s that require my attention a lot throughout the day which helps me push along. Hopefully you have good news and are feeling 100% better by now! Best of luck!
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@dannyandebbie Oh no! That sounds awful! I am feeling somewhat better. I still have no appetite at all and still have muscle aches and slight nausea but the fever, chill, swollen lip etc went away. I am back to work (had to miss yesterday and curled up with a heating pad in bed all day) but its a struggle. I was told it could take up to 72 hours to resolve. If I have any more of these I will have to schedule time off work the days after! I am very sensitive to many drugs. The very first covid vaccine hit me this hard too and I was out for 3 days.