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Reclast experience sucks so far.

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Oct 9 7:15pm | Replies (36)

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nessie0159, I see chiropractors and they adjust my thumbs and my wrists. It seems a little crazy, but it provides immediate relief for me. If you did decide to go you might let them adjust everything because I always feel better even in places that weren't even a problem. You might call the doctor and ask them to order an x-ray of your hands. Is it both thumbs. My dad was having that unable to grip pain with his thumbs. After he saw the chiropractor, he never had the pain again. I can use mine but they get a little uncomfortable sometimes. I like chiropractors because usually you can see them same day.
If it's both thumbs you might ask for a serum draw for rheumatoid factor.
Tylenol, for heavens sake
If you end up at urgent care, you might ask straight up for the x-ray and the blood draw.
Have you been doing a lot of work with your hands.
Some people have gout in their thumbs; the joints get offset in mine and I can't do any gripping or pulling and nothing requiring that opposing thumb, my sister has rheumatoid arthritis first evident in her thumbs.
There is really almost nothing that you can do without those thumbs.

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@gently I have had pain in my atms before but never in my hands that I recall. It started with my left hand and within a couple of hours was in my right as well. I haven’t done anything out of the ordinary that would strain my thumbs. My pinky fingers are also somewhat swollen as of this morning. Endo doc thought it was part of the Reclast acute phase reaction and will go away, though it started on day 5 after the infusion. I have come across people on forums who have had joint pain show up days or weeks after the infusion, apparently that’s rare but does happen. If I could go back in time to after I finished Evenity, I would have insisted on going on Fosamax instead of Prolia, as I tolerated it fine. After Prolia I felt like Reclast was the best choice to prevent rebound bone loss, so I felt stuck with it.