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I was on Actonel for a little over a year, but some of my numbers got worse; that's why I'm on Tymlos now. I could tolerate Actonel (mostly), but it wasn't working. I take the shot in the evening. I've settled on this after going back and forth from morning to evening. The reason I do it at night is that I get those awful heart palpitations from the shot. The Tymlos nurse (you can get assigned one from the Tymlos website) recommended that I lie down and elevate my legs to lessen the effect. It absolutely works. So, I figured if I was going to be lying down, it might as well be in the evening. It has turned my shot, which takes seconds, into a "thing" that can last 30 minutes. I don't feel any side effects by morning.

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Do you think amount of food in stomach plays a role in side effects? I can try the elevate feet thing but I am not having a heart rate symptom that i know of. What city are you in? My dr only wants 8 clicks so I don’t feel comfortable telling him I am doing less.
The actonel would have cost me $50 per month and Tymlos is free bc of manufacture program that picks up the copay.