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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
@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.
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@hrbirk, I think you were clear that the shaking it off caused the pain to fade. I wasn't sure but thought that the jarring movement was probably a shake, though I wondered if it were a stamp.
Since your post I've been reading about hypocalcemia with zoledronate and the effect on fascia. But I'm certain your rheumatologist is apprised of all that. The quotation from this md deserves a link. Is your doctor involved in research.