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Significant osteoporosis: I need a bone plan

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Dec 10, 2022 | Replies (88)
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@windyshores Not sure how I got that mixed up. In any event good info about Forteo and Tymlos. Forteo with my nonsustained ventricular tacycardia & atrial tacycardia definitely not for me.
I'm on Prolia now for past four years. My only choice right now should I choose to discontinue would be Reclast as that is a drug used to transition off Prolia. And the only reason to switch is to do dental implants. Its so easy to be on Prolia.
Glad that Tymlos worked for you.

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windyshores | @windyshores | Jun 11, 2022

Reclast is a problem for dental implants too. It is an anti-resorptive like Prolia.

I don't know if Tymlos has worked yet! I have to wait for my next scan 🙂

My doc would not put me on Prolia, not sure why (maybe the drop off in bone density when stopped?) and would not put me on Reclast during my cancer treatment because at the time it was thought to exacerbate afib.

Tymlos or Evenity were the two drugs that felt safest to me. If Tymlos doesn't do enough I will switch to Evenity.

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