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I had complications during my shoulder surgery and now my left hand is also numb and stiff. I had a total knee replacement after breaking my tibial plateau and being plated first. My left humerus was broken and also plated before they removed it due to severe credits and they put a titanium shoulder in instead thus damaging a nerve and injuring my hand. I'm in bad shape. My doctor is getting ready to put me on a good medication for osteoporosis.

July 5, 2020
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Members shared experiences with osteoporosis treatment after severe bone injuries, with several discussing Prolia injections and the... Read more

Members shared experiences with osteoporosis treatment after severe bone injuries, with several discussing Prolia injections and the uncertainty of whether supplementation alone is enough to prevent bone loss. Many members mentioned taking daily calcium and magnesium supplements, with one suggesting a red algae-based calcium like Algaecal as a natural alternative, though others questioned its high cost and effectiveness without seeing DEXA scan results. A recurring theme was the frustration of feeling that despite taking supplements, many still need stronger medications, and the tension between wanting natural solutions versus accepting pharmaceutical treatments for severe osteoporosis.

A MyOsteoTeam Member

Algaecal is the best bone building calcium vegetarian moves osteoporosis to osteopina within a yr available on line

July 8, 2020
A MyOsteoTeam Member

Best to take a red algae calcium available at chemist warehouse go calcium and magnesium forte together

July 6, 2020
A MyOsteoTeam Member

Hi Helen,
Very interesting. How long have you been using this combination? Have you had a bone density scan to check for improvement?

July 11, 2020
A MyOsteoTeam Member

Too many side effects worse t h an yr condition now take qbmineral calcium and m magnesium only will build bone as is made from red algae from the sea

July 11, 2020
A MyOsteoTeam Member

I also take the calcium, magnesium and vitamin k2 mk7 but from what i see on this site it never seems to b enough ti stay afloat. We still go down the slippery slide to the big boys, ie Prolia.
Perhaps we would go faster if we didnt take the calcium, etc?

July 6, 2020

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