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Bottom line .. have you finished Evenity and then fractured
After three spontaneous fractures in the past year, my doctor prescribed Evenity. Given my poor bone structure the doctors and physical therapists have recommended I...
Last active: Aug 26, 2024
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Evenity and Medicare - What do plans cover and how much?
Medicare B coverage info for Evenity. How much do they pay per month for it. Medicare could not answer the question about cost or the...
Last active: Dec 4, 2024
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Has anyone had revision lumbar surgery while on Evenity?
At present I’m in a TLSO brace and in need of revision surgery of L2,3,4,5. I’ve had 4 months of Evenity and was told that...
Last active: Dec 14, 2024
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Evenity denial by empoloyer-sponsored insurance following hip fracture
My employer sponsored insurance has denied Evenity even though I had a severe osteoporotic fracture (femoral neck fracture) at 60. My health care team has...
Last active: Feb 21 3:27pm
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Has this happened to you? BMD declines with both Prolia and Evenity
After 2-3 years taking Prolia with consistent BMD increases, a year ago my bone density test showed a decline on both femoral necks. So, my...
Last active: May 28 11:47am
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Evenity worked for me: Why I chose medication for osteoporosis
I just completed a year of Evenity and had my f/u Dexa. My first Dexa was in 2015 when I was in my 50s. My...
Last active: Aug 30 12:35pm
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Is there anyone who has been able to get Evenity approved for a man?
So far, Evenity has yet to be approved for my husband. I know the FDA has not approved it for men, but we want to...
Last active: Nov 17 1:16pm
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Evenity safer than Tymlos / Forteo for Cardio Vascular Risk?
Hey Everyone, I know this is a huge topic on the site so I wanted to share a new study that was discussed at the...
Last active: May 16, 2024
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Benefit of extending Evenity to 24 months from 12 months
https://academic.oup.com/jbmr/article/33/8/1397/7605217#google_vignette Interesting research that bone health will continue to improve when Eventity medication use is extended from 12 months to 24 months.
Last active: Jan 8 8:05pm
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Timing of Reclast Infusion after your last Evenity Injection.
My doctor said I would not receive a DEXA Scan or start Reclast Infusions for one year from my last Evenity Injection. Can you please...
Last active: Feb 16 7:53pm