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Tymlos side effects concern

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Jul 18 3:18pm | Replies (6)

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Lanael,
I suspect Tymlos is causing hypercalcemia, which is causing pulsing bone pain. And the lump of calcium on your finger.
Some of us think that the 80mcg dose is a little too high for us lightweights. You might ask if you could try a reduced dose.
You might also be at risk for kidney stones at your current dose.
I hope you don't have to quit Tymlos because it is a really good drug. But Forteo might work for you.
Do you know if you were tested for secondary cause of osteoporosis. Hyperparathyroidism can complicate everything as can Paget's disease.
I'm not a medical person, and I wish I could place a bet that your lump is calcium and that your calcium levels are high.
Hey, tell us when the pulsing bone pain ceases. And what the endocrinologist says. And if your calcium lump goes away.
Best wishes.

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Thank you for your nice message. My Dr did test my thyroid and for Multiple Myeloma, both negative. My suspicion is high levels of Calcium as well. I will do a follow ip post once I get labs and imaging back.