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I’m 65 yr old diagnosed with osteopenia a year ago, otherwise healthy until I took Reclast. I’ve never had an adverse reaction to any medication so barely paid attention when the dr ran through the possible side effects. Once a year sounded perfect and is for many, however if you have a bad reaction, you can be dealing with it for a long time. Reclast triggered an autoimmune reaction and I’ve been on prednisone for a year, which of courses impairs bone density. I’m getting new scans in a couple of months and will probably need to find an alternative treatment but after this year, I will not do anything that creates such a powerful lode on my system.

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I'm so sorry to read that you've had this reaction. I'm wondering if medical science can invent sensitivity tests for these, and a lot of other, drugs? There has to be some way of gauging how a body will respond to a drug before putting a full dose into someone's body. Yet alone a yearsworth of anything that has no antidote.

I know that allergists can test for penicillin allergies but the test can take several hours. Maybe a similar technology can be used to test for sensitive to other meds and any other chemicals included in the injection solution. No one should have to take a lot of these risks.