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Questions about Reclast for osteoporosis.

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: May 31 10:56am | Replies (51)

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I have osteoporosis and received the Reclast infusion on May 13th of this year. My joint pain is becoming worse than before the infusion. I'm 71 y/o so this could be due to the aging process, however just wondering if anyone else has experienced this. My endocrinologist wants me to take another infusion in the spring of 2024. I'm not sure I want to do this. My endocrinologist also told me that there's no pain with osteoporosis. She's in her early 20s.

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I am faced with getting Reclast, question for you did the joint pain eventually go away for you? I can handle side effects if they eventually go away, but if they NEVER go away, that's a different story.

Having been diagnosed with both osteoporosis and osteoarthritis at age 71 I refused Reclast and any other med. I detest meds. However, because mobility was becoming an issue I knew I had to do something to HELP myself as I was becoming depressed. At first a scooter purchase was a thought. Upon pondering both pros and cons after years of athleticism, being tethered to a scooter also qucikly became an unappealing thought. Instead I counseled with an orthopedic surgeon. Within a few month's time R and L Total Hip Replacements have given me a new lease on life. My "medicine" is strictly a healthy diet rich in vitamins and minerals. Supplement for bones calcium with D vitamin and collagen. I can once again independently care for myself. Weight bearing exercise which is aslo good for increasing bone density is attained through daily walks. And I can again care for many rescues as well as enjoy life without pain. Tylenol normally does the trick for any pain now.