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@lori62yb it takes 2 months to get over the sides effects. Then like magic it disappears. Titrate up starting with a lower dose. I had to go back and do that (with my doctors permission of course). Just finishing 2 years. After I adjusted it all flew by.
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I just started yesterday. I only did 2 clicks, because I was recently diagnosed with BPPV and vertigo. I hope the 2nd click is 20 mcg. How do you know? It started at "0" and then I think I went to the second click and injected. The second click had the two arrows. Is this correct? My heart was racing and I felt dizzy for 45 minutes. I also felt very fatigued and it was hard to sleep last night. I took my first dose at 12:15 PM yesterday. Can someone please explain how to start out with the lower does (20 mcg)? My pen only goes from "0" then two arrows and I think a dot and then 80 Mcg.
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@loriesco I wish side effects would disappear for me along the way. No such luck, as I begin my 6th pen....but holding out hope. Sadly I've had to lower my expectations of being able to titrate back up to a full dose from the half dose that I've been grounded at for the last 3 months. I would be happy if even the welts and hives from at the injection sites would magically disappear and just leave me to deal with the more significant internal stuff. We all march on the best we can, while we weigh the pros and cons. For me, hope that I can move out of tge osteoporosis range keeps me holding on, even with only a half dose.