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Prolia and its side effects.

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Aug 20 10:39pm | Replies (69)

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I'm 69 years old and I have Osteoarthritis & Osteoporosis. I am currently, and several years ago, taking Prolia shots every 6 months. I have not had any effects from it at all. I promise you.
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I'm 86 and have been taking Prolia (denosumab)for more than 8 years without side effects. It is the only medication I've taken that has shown positive scan results every two years. My diagnosis for Osteoporosis was in 1998. I took years of bi-phosphonate pills (Fosamax), later on a series of infusions of Reclast (Zolendroic Acid), and then was switched to Prolia.
You must be aware that once you start taking Prolia you need to have the injection every six months. Getting it if you are incapacitated at the time might be difficult. I understand that there are some ways to come off Prolia without losing the gains made. If you do not get your shot, you will immediately begin to have a higher risk for vertebral fractures.
Is it recommended to switch from Prolia to another medication (Evenity?) that would give me the same results without the issue of bone loss when stopped?