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Anyone taken Evenity (romosozumab) for Osteoporosis?
Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Jun 17 2:01pm | Replies (1174)Comment receiving replies
Starting Evenity at the end of February and very concerned about the side effects. Have already fallen once and broke my femur and have scoliosis. I am also concerned about the costs. Any suggestions about handling side effects? My insurance is only going to cover 80% of the $2000+ costs
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I am scheduled for my first set of injections in 2 days. I also am concerned about the side effects but at this point I have no other options available to me. There is a co-payment program that should only cost you $25.00 a month. Your MD should set you up for that, mine did. I also have to pay $85.00 each month for the office to actual give me the medicine. If you have any questions regarding the co-payment program I can provide you with the information. Good luck to you with your Evenity journey, please keep all of us updated.