Anyone taken Evenity (romosozumab) for Osteoporosis?

Update - my cardiologist told me no Evenity for me. I have heart issues. He said I was ok to try Tymlos.

Sure! Really hope it will help you too.
My doctor said that it is too soon to discuss. One year is long and I am confident on new researches.

So I was told to massauge the spot where you received ur needle right afterwards. It works

So I will be receiving my 5th Evenity shot next week. My only change has been my blood work. Since being on Evenity I had my Comprehensive Metabolic Panel done. It shows, only since being on Evenity, that my Alkaline Phosphatase, S has been elevated. It is a high 192. Has anyone had any labs done? If so, has anyone seen any elevation on their Alkaline Phosphatase S while being on Evenity?

Two of my cardiologists preferred Evenity to Tymlos due to my afib. ( I did Tymlos anyway with support of endo).

I think it depends on the specifics of the heart problem. I have a congenital heart problem. My cardiologist gave the OK to both one year and two years of Evenity. But that is specific to me, not everyone or every heart.

I posted elsewhere in the thread along with others regarding heart effects. It depends on the person and the heart condition. I talked to cardiologist who gave the green light. Others with different heart issues got a different answer. So talk with cardiologist.

I reviewed the study about continuing Evenity for two years with my endocrinologist. The study is posted here: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29694685/ My endocrinologist wrote me an email that says the following: "Based on the current knowledge I would not favor proceeding directly with a second year of Evenity, but rather switch to an anti-resorbing drug. Having said that, a second Evenity course in the future is a reasonable option. Another alternative is to switch to a cyclical form of therapy, with intervening short courses of Evenity against a background therapy with anti-resorbing agents."
I would appreciate thoughts of anyone who has experience related to this.

Evenity can be continued for two years and will continue to benefit bone density according to this report.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29694685/
The report is based on a study of patients who received Evenity for two years, followed by Prolia after completion of 2 years of Evenity. The report says that bone density continued to increase throughout the the 2 years of Evenity and continued to increase during the following year of treatment with Prolia.

I reviewed the study about continuing Evenity for two years with my endocrinologist.

My endocrinologist wrote me an email that says the following: "Based on the current knowledge I would not favor proceeding directly with a second year of Evenity, but rather switch to an anti-resorbing drug. Having said that, a second Evenity course in the future is a reasonable option. Another alternative is to switch to a cyclical form of therapy, with intervening short courses of Evenity against a background therapy with anti-resorbing agents."

I would appreciate thoughts of anyone who has experience related to this.

Thank you for the link. It is already 4 years old. I wonder if there are more recent researches. I have been told today, during my first injection that Evenity was ok for 1 year only and then i should receive Prolia.