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@willowmena if your bone markers are good, could the problem have somehow to do with the intake or absorption of calcium, vitamin D3, vitamin K2, magnesium or protein?

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@wilweten This is wonderful! I am considering doing the same after Tymlos. Curious if you have experienced any side effects from the HRT?
Of course everyone is different.
Thanks so much for your insight.

@wilweten Yes, although those numbers are good, as well. But because I suffer from chronic pancreatitis for which I take digestive enzymes with all food, I still could have a functional deficiency that does not show up in conventional bloodwork. Malabsorption is likely a major contributor to my osteoporosis. My doctors so far have no answers. I need one who thinks outside of the box!