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Tymlos side effects I've encountered

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Oct 27 11:00am | Replies (284)
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@gwpitt

Windshores:
That was a very astute point. When you look at the Tymlos literature provided by the company, bone mineral density increases 5.9% (in women) in the first 6 months. It increases to 8.2% after 1 year and 9.2% after 18 months. Although I am male, the data should be fairly close. Also, males seem to have more reported bone pain than females.
My symptoms seem to be slowly improving and I am attributing this to less bone growth and a flattening out of the curve. Reducing the dosage is also a great suggestion.
Thanks for your input.
Gswpitt.

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windyshores | @windyshores | Jun 22, 2023

So glad it is improving!

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mmodestti | @mmodestti | Jun 22, 2023

I am glad it is improving. It could also be that your body is getting used to the changes taking place and feels the pressure less.

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gwpitt | @gwpitt | Jun 26, 2023

Just an update. My pain returned and I am not sure if it is related to activity level. Does anyone know if metabolic bone pain from Tymos is exacerbated by physical activity. I see a correlation but I also have bad knees and foraminal spinal stenosis. I am in my 7th month of treatment.

Also, my PROCOLLAGEN TYPE I INTACT N TERMINAL PROPEPTIDE jumped from 20 to 156, a good sign that bone is increasing.

Thanks in advance.

Gwpitt.

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