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DiscussionZometa infusion & breast cancer
Breast Cancer | Last Active: Sep 29, 2023 | Replies (14)Comment receiving replies
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Zometa is a bisphosphonate derivative. It can cause BRONJ osteonarcosis as can the bisphosphonates and Prolia. I know someone who was put on it after having had breast cancer and the person developed early signs of jaw bone issues and was taken off of it. If you think that you might be addressing complex dental issues in the future, please advise your physician to make sure zometa is right for you.
I have seen conflicting information about the benefits of zometa for breast cancer patients but leave that to oncologists and others with experience with AIs and zometa.
@mdr3, are you saying Zometa or AIs are affecting teeth?