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Very Interesting
Pam M
Tuesday, September 11, 2007 at 11:01 AMIm pleased that these studies are getting some where because if it wasnt for the studies, we would not be were we are wih the medications. I think that the eople that make this happen for all of u are not credited enough!!! Thanks so much to everyone that tries to help us and thanks so much to you Lila for all of the great info... Love Pam xoxo

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Does Actonel really work better?
Anonymous
Tuesday, January 08, 2008 at 10:03 PMYou said Actonel works on a lot more sites than the other drugs. How does one bisphosphonate have the ability to selectively prevent fractures at various sites? What were the parameters and selection criteria for the individual studies that showed this? I still can't grasp how a bisphosphonate would selectively act on the spine and not have an impact on other skeletal sites. -
Osteonecrosis
Elma
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just switched to generic
Saturday, April 05, 2008 at 02:49 AMIf Actonel and Fosomax have different benefits why don't docs prescribe both and patient takes actonel one week and fosomax the nest? -
Fosamax
genecall
Tuesday, April 29, 2008 at 12:47 PMIs'nt that nice,Neil Gonter is a paid hack for the pharmaceutical companies. I notice that he does not mention the number or substance of the law suits now pending in regards to Fosamax.
I used Fosamax twice and had to discontinue after my joints stayed inflamed for almost 4 days. Had I continued I might have experienced further joint discomfort and bone loss in my jaws.
Do not send me your crap in the future. You do a great diservice to the community. PRINT THAT!!!
re: Fosamax
Jamie
Monday, September 15, 2008 at 11:15 PMre: re: Fosamax
gratefull lady
Tuesday, June 09, 2009 at 10:18 AMWhen I began taking Actonel I felt like my joints became painful, but after a while I adjusted very well to this great product. I took Actonel for some years and my bone density tests were much better than at the beginning of my treatment. I stopped for a year and now I am back to the Actonel treatment again to prevent fractures.
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WK
Saturday, July 19, 2008 at 11:41 AM -
fosamax
Geri
Thursday, November 20, 2008 at 09:32 AM -
Actonel
Anonymous
Wednesday, January 21, 2009 at 06:03 PMI am 29 years old and have been taking Actonel for almost three years. I am a female runner and after finding stress fractures in both of my legs at the same time my Dr. ordered me a bone density scan. It came back in the Osteopenia range very close to Osteoperosis. He was hesitant to put me on the Actonel since it is marketed for older women. I also take calcium vitamins, 2 a day and I get scanned every year. After almost three years my results have increased and my spine is very low in the normal range and my hip almost there. However after having a bone scan this past week a stress fracture was discovered in my lower leg. This was very dissapointing to find that even on the medicine I am still getting fractures.
Has anyone had any similar experieneces?
re: Actonel
Miss
Wednesday, July 08, 2009 at 03:30 PMHave you tried other forms of treatments, besides prescriptions. The side effects of these drugs scare me. It also worries me that these drugs inhibit the body from removing calcium it needs to function from the bones. Your body will not use calcium from your diet, it has to take it from your bones. Look up Osteodenx. www.n-terminus.com
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Actonel
Elaine Luzansky
Wednesday, February 11, 2009 at 11:11 AMI have been taking Actonel on and off for about three years. However, I do take generic Prilosec due to heartburns every day. Without that pill, I would suffer at night. Now, back to Actonel...I asked my doctor about taking Actonel and he was sort of vague. I stopped my Actonel because it states that with continuing heartburn, you should not take it. Or is it if you take Actonel and you get a heartburn? No answer to that...Asked the pharmacist and she was vague too. I do not think they know enough about damage this pill can do. So, I am not taking it anymore. My mother had Osteo, now me and my daughter. I guess it runs in families and there is nothing really one can do. If you can, please reply....
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generic Fosamax
Margo Langley
Saturday, July 04, 2009 at 08:37 AMMy gyno prescribed Generic Fosamax, and I experienced the same aches and pains decribed by the Lipitor user (article in News & Observer, 23 June 2009) It was uncanny - my symptoms began almost immediately after having taken the FIRST pill! After day 6 my problems eased. Nothing in the product information prepared me for what I went through. Do you think HRT may be a better solution for my osteoporosis?
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Generic for Fosamax
Janet
Tuesday, August 04, 2009 at 07:18 PM -
Boniva
Anonymous
Friday, August 21, 2009 at 10:32 AMI have taken Boniva for two years. Recently, last two months, I have had terrible heartburn, thought I was having a heart attack but relived by antiacids. My last dose was August 9, and my Jaw and mouth became sore. So I was taken off it. Well
yesterday I had a bone density test and Lo an Behold, I was worse than when I started Boniva, before I started test was 2.8 now after two years of Boniva it is 3.3.
Can anyone explain this. I believe Boniva actually hurt my bones . Have you heard of this? I am totally defeated. I took it just as instructions said.
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