cincy, did your doctor ever respond. I noticed the package insert mentions parethesia which could be the burning sensation from nerve pressure. Possibly from overall inflammation. Let me know if it diminishes.

Good evening @cincy. I think it might be helpful for you to review the Evenity side effects encountered with clinical trials. I frequently start my searches on drugs.com. Here is the link for Evenity.
http://www.drugs.com/sfx/evenity-side-effects.html

This document also compares Evenity with Tymlos. Just read a little further. I spent 2 years with Tymlos and never had a side effect. However, I have SFN (small fiber neuropathy) and deal with pain consistently. The one thing I also learned was that my body does not handle large doses of medication, e.g. infusions every six months. The advantage of daily injections is that you are not overloading your body with medication with a long half-life.

Let me know if you find anything helpful. I will be right here waiting.

May you be free of suffering and the causes of suffering.
Chris

Cincy, I to have a burning sensation from the right side of my neck down to my shoulder about 7 days after my injection . It is not pins and needles feelings just burning. this is my 5th injection. It comes and goes. I have an appointment with endo at the end of January. I hope that it doesn't get worse.
I have also read that it could be a Vit. B deficiency.