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Finishing Evenity, now what?

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An anti-resorptive like Reclast is recommended to preserve any gains that resulted from Evenity. After stopping Evenity, your bones resume the process of breaking down. This is more pronounced after competing anabolic therapy as your bone metabolism has just completed a period of bone growth which prompts it to balance out by bone resorption.

I just completed twelve months of Evenity and will have a Reclast infusion one month after. This will be followed by annual infusions for two more years.

Some endocrinologists will prescribe Fosamax instead or Prolia.

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@oopsiedaisy do you know how 3 rounds of Reclast was determined? How could it be determined in advance without knowing what happens to your bones after the first (and second) infusion? Will you have DEXAs or BTMs done as you go along to monitor? And what happens after the 3rd and presumably last Reclast? Drug holiday? Thanks.