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Chronic Myofascial stiffness syndrome side effect of Reclast
Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Jun 8 7:41am | Replies (10)Comment receiving replies
Helen, thanks for the post. It's interesting the hrbirk can execute "jarring movements" that readily fade the sharp pain.
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@gently could be my sentence construction was lacking - I meant that I could lunge forward- for example, in playing pickleball, and that quick stop- weight on one leg- could result in the sharp pain, but I could shake it off, and the pain would fade to nothing and I could continue playing. Hope that clarifies.