The latest news linking osteoporosis drug Fosamax - also known by its generic name alendronate - with atrial heart fibrillation in some patients serves as an important reminder: Ever...
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What is best for you?
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Tuesday, April 29, 2008 at 06:40 PMre: What is best for you?
Lila de Tantillo
Tuesday, April 29, 2008 at 08:46 PMYes, it can be nerve-racking, but with care and consideration the problem is surmountable. Basically one must conduct -- in consultation with a medical professional -- a risk/benefit analysis of the expected benefits of a medication compared to potential risks. Good luck as you figure out the right decision for your situation!
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How would I know if Fosamax is bad for me? Is there a way to know if Fosamax could cause Atrial Heart fibrillation in myself? It is scary...
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