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@ parrotqueen I am on Tymlos, I had to be on it for 6 weeks before my surgery. I'm doing great on it with some minor side effects. I will be continueing it until my spine has healed from the surgery. They told me I would have to take it for up to two years, but my endocrinologist said to ask my surgeon about it to see if I can stop it after I heal. Then they would put me on something else. If your bones are that bad, I'm worried about you. Ask about Tymlos and see if she will ok that for you. It is an injection into the stomach once a day and the needle is so small you don't even feel it. Bless you!
Thanks for your advice. I have had three Prolia injections and really dont want the next one. My bone density based on Dexa results definitely showed significant improvement. I am a big researcher. Reclast or Aclasta as it is called in Canada sounds like a whole new kettle of worms. However, discontinuing Prolia without going on a "relay" drug for one year puts you at risk for vertebral fractures. This is a tiny little fact that many doctors fail to mention at the outset. Amgen, the maker of Prolia, now has this warning in their own literature.
Right now, from my perspective, there are no terrific pharmaceutical choices for osteoporosis.
Wishing your parrot continued good health. Stay safe!
@parrotqueen I,m so glad to hear about your parrot . You sounded so upset so am glad to hear this again. No there, s no way I,m taking any of those bone builders not after what happened to my friend in Pa. Take care