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Possible Evinty Decision

Posted by dk68 @dk68, Mar 26, 2023

Hi all. The Evinty focused postings are extensive, but I have a narrower question. It would appear that it's forte is dramatic improvement of OP in the Lumbar region (don't know why the rest of the spine is never scanned/reported). The improvement often disappears as dramatically after being stabilized with anti-resorbative drugs for a year or so. At age 67, L -4.9, I'll take what I can get. My research shows it is pretty effective for men. I'm wondering, What is the experience of men who have tried Evinty?

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dk68 | @dk68 | Mar 26, 2023

Let me add, I am healthy, fit. Possible endocrine issues, undetermined as yet. However, it would seem that whatever the cause of my OP, I need to something to built back (better) my vertebrae!

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doreenr | @doreenr | Mar 27, 2023
In reply to @dk68 "Let me add, I am healthy, fit. Possible endocrine issues, undetermined as yet. However, it would..." + (show)
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Let me add, I am healthy, fit. Possible endocrine issues, undetermined as yet. However, it would seem that whatever the cause of my OP, I need to something to built back (better) my vertebrae!

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I'm sorry I can't help you about taking Evenity as I'm currently on Prolia but your question about why is it only the lumbar area that is scanned is one I've also wondered about. Last October I fractured 2 thoracic vertebrae and now would like to know how my thoracic bones are.

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