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@rosemariewalters I have noticed that chemo docs reduce doses, divide them differently, or stretch them out into longer infusions….they sometimes give IV hydration the day after chemo to help the body clear toxins…pre-meds for anticipated side effects….wouldn’t it be great if docs could test bone patients to see if particular meds would work before giving out meds ! But, i don’t know if any of this applies to other meds like bone meds.
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@nycmusic Yes, it sure would be great if docs could test bone patients to see if a particular med worked. Interesting about chemo docs. You have intersting and informative posts. Thank you.
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I have spoken with my endocrinologist about the possibility of stopping Prolia and having reclast infusions. He agreed to having me take one half dose and monitoring for osteoclast activity to see if half is effective enough. Still weighing the possibility.