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LDLs high due to Prolia?

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Sep 4 4:00pm | Replies (9)

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I'm so sorry, but please, read about the notorious rebound effect of stopping with Prolia without taking a follow up osteoporosis medicine within a few weeks...

Do you mean with calcium in the arteries being in the 50% percentile? Or have a value of 50?

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I can't edit my answer above any more, but when I meant the 50th percentile when I wrote the 50% percentile. A 50th percentile would mean that 50% of your peers of the same gender and age would have arteries in better condition than you have.

Recently I learned that a high cholesterol is one of the causes of osteoporosis.

@wilweten no I'm talking about cholesterol in my arteries... I'm very well aware of the rebound effect of Prolia that's why I've had to stay on it All this time.