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Which Is The Safe Drug To Treat Osteoporosis Aclasta Or Prolia?

Have severe osteoporosis -3.6 bone density score lumbar, history of compressed lumbar vertebrae. Age 61 last year actlasta infusion side effects head achy muscle pains esp chest re breathing , severe ear ache and pain in and a round ear and jaw region. Question to continue aclasta or go on to prolia which appears to have as many side effects. Does second time round re aclasta as severe
Wed, 25 Oct 2017
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Hello and welcome

I appreciate your concern

Prolia is the medication of choice in postmenopausal osteoporotic women who are at risk of fractures however it is contraindicated in patients who have low calcium levels. plaster is also used in patients with osteoporosis however the vitamin D and Calcium supplementation should be done to avoid / lessen the symptoms that you experienced last time

Wishing you best of health

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Which Is The Safe Drug To Treat Osteoporosis Aclasta Or Prolia?

Hello and welcome I appreciate your concern Prolia is the medication of choice in postmenopausal osteoporotic women who are at risk of fractures however it is contraindicated in patients who have low calcium levels. plaster is also used in patients with osteoporosis however the vitamin D and Calcium supplementation should be done to avoid / lessen the symptoms that you experienced last time Wishing you best of health Thanks