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Is Anyone Else Tracking Your P1NP to CTX Ratio, While Taking Tymlos?
Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Jul 14 1:09pm | Replies (43)Comment receiving replies
@jennirdh Have you had an annual DEXA bone scan to see the actual degree of improvement?
I saw one story that said more and more doctors are considering Evenity, after Tymlos for one year, and then a final transition to Reclast. I trust it with depend on what your T-scores are now and how much more Improvement is needed to reduce your fracture risk and get you into osteopenia or better status...????
I've already failed the amenity treatment, due to side effects, so Reclast will be my final transition post-Tymlos.
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@cathyf31
My Dexa scores are not super accurate bc of the compression fractures I have had, they show up as more dense on Dexa, and since I’ve had a laminotomy of L 3&4 to decompress my spinal nerves bc of the stenosis caused by the compressed vertebrae it skews the Dexa results even more. So I mainly have to rely on the BTM numbers and the fact that I’ve had no new fractures in almost 2 years.
I’m sorry your Evenity experience did not go well. My sister has been on it for 11 months with no problems but she is very lucky that way.
Saw the doctor this morning, I will go the full 2 years on Tymlos (thru this September) and then do one infusion of Reclast, then recheck BTMS every 3 months or so.