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What is best for you?
Anonymous
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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Reclast
Peggy
Tuesday, December 09, 2008 at 12:17 PMReclast Infusion -- Has anyone had symptoms regarding balance? Being so unsteady that you have to hold onto something to keep from falling. Also, this began within 4 or 5 weeks of a Reclast infusion. When first getting up in the morning, things appear unclear, even colors, etc. After eating, there's some improvement, and as the day progresses, more improvement. But, after going to bed, the same thing happens when a new day begins. Brain scans have been done, checked for clogged arteries, many other things, with many different docs, but nothing can be found. Only thing we can think of is the Reclast.....symptoms began shortly after the infusion.
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