I Have Heard That Having A Prolia Injection Every 6 Months Is Not The Most Effective Treatment For Osteoporosis. Not Sure What To Take This.
I watched a segment on Youtube by a Doctor who claims that Prolia prevents osteoclasts from clearing away the old bone and subsequently the osteoblasts form new bone on old bones which makes them more brittle. He claims that research indicates that if this medication is take for five or more years there will be a higher risk of bone fracture.
I wouldn't have Prolia - you can do a lot yourself by weight bearing exercise and eating heaps of vegetables and salads which are alkalising foods and lessen your intake of acidic foods, which are your meat, chicken, etc.
Fish and dairy are also acidic, but you just need more of the alkalising foods.
I work out three days a week at my gym for one and a half hours each time.
After seven years of this I have the knees of a 40 year old - my scans show it! I am nearly 76 plus I walk every day with the dogs.
Sorry Suzanne, just saw post. All vegetables and greens are alkalising foods and unfortunately, all meat, chicken, dairy and fish are acidic. However, it's okay - we need to just lower the amount of these foods and increase the veg/greens ratio. Lemon, vinegar and also good.
I also get prolia injections no side effects also take ixprim for pain
My doctor said to take the Prolia shot til my 5th year this is my third. Have had no side effects. Not sure on the 5th year what they will do then but I do know taking me off it.
Has Anyone Taken Prolia? If So Did You Experience Any Side Affects?
Have Any One Had A Reaction To Prolia Injection
Has Anyone Been On Prolia For More Than A Year And Had Increase Bone Density Results Without Any Side Effects?