She asked milt also tell me to make a nettle infusion and drink a qt day but I haven't gotten the nettle yet and To make Chia pudding when I haven't done that yet either

Thank you for sharing your story of hope. Prolia took me down a painful ugly path. My doctorS told me to STOP the injections. I am following a similar regiment as you. A year later I am back to running & skiing. Physical activity is me Life & Breath since lung cancer surgery 11 years ago. Bravo to you. You are my Rock Star!

I experienced thigh, hip, back & neck pain. Vision changes. Headaches. Low blood pressure. Prolia was not for me. My doctors told me to Stop the injections. Now I’m sleeping all night & running again and taking Vitamin D, Magnisum & liquid calcium. Lots of kale & blueberries too!

In addition to my increased hip pain, my back pain (already had degenerative disc disease) is much worse since the prolia. Actually, I'm willing so far to put up. Its the downward trend in my g.i. problems that have become quite alarming.

@sue225 same here. Stopped it against Drs. wishes. I’m taking Medical grade Probiotics-VSL#3 found behind the counters of Pharmacies. It has saved my life regarding pain from IBS. My wonderful Gastrointerologist put me on it. It’s rather expensive so use Good Rx coupon online. Walmart has the best price. It’s not a prescription. 1 per day to start and now I take it every other day👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Good luck to you! I feel your pain.😞

Thanks for your reply. My family physician has been of no help. Good to know someone else experienced the same issue. I am worried about getting a third injection.
I am familiar with VSL. Tried it years ago when it first came on the market. I did not have a significant improvement. Thank you again.

By the way the milky oat tops tincture is high in calcium and magnesium

Hi everyone…. this is my 1st time posting…I have found so much info…thank you !
I have recently had my bone density and found 25% bone loss….I need tooth surgery and I am sooooo scared of jaw necrosis…. I cancelled my spot for Reclast 2day and will continue reading all your posts…I think I will go with milky Oates and follow a osteoporosis diet for now …

Hi again…I also had a gastric by pass 20 yrs ago, hysterectomy, have inflammatory RA, Sjogren’s, and nobody has suggested I find the cause of my dilemma… you all seem very educated about your needs and research must have helped… I just hope I find the right path before I have a fracture…I am not sure where to start but does anyone feel it necessary to go to endocrinologist or an osteoporosis clinic….

Yes, either go to an endocrinologist or some rheumatologists deal with osteoporosis. You must be seeing a rheumatologist for your RA and Sjogren's.
I resisted treating my osteoporosis because of a long history of adverse drug reactions. The last bone density showed such a dramatic loss of bone that I realized I better start doing something immediately. I am 64 now.

There is a medical site called "Medscape". My cardiologist uses it. Search articles related to osteoporosis medications and osteonecrosis of the jaw. There is a very recent article on this topic. Most oral surgeons are aware of this issue and deal with patients on these
meds.

in Medscape I dont see any articles on osteonecrosis of the jaw….I only see a this statement ~ Bisphosphonate-related osteonecrosis of the jaw (BRONJ) is a condition found in patients who have received intravenous and oral forms of bisphosphonate therapy for various bone-related conditions. ~~ Is there a full article about this ?

Will see if I can find the article.

I actually found the articles on the American Dental Association website.

I do have one question i would like to know if a endocrinologist can prescribe Prolia, due to my PCP said he is not willing to prescribe such drug?