MyOsteoTeam

Great question! Prolia (Denosumab) is a commonly used osteoporosis medication, and yes, many MyOsteoTeam members have shared their experiences with side effects.

Here are some commonly reported side effects:

- Bone or muscle pain (though studies show this often improves after 12 months)
- Gastrointestinal issues like Show Full Answer

Great question! Prolia (Denosumab) is a commonly used osteoporosis medication, and yes, many MyOsteoTeam members have shared their experiences with side effects.

Here are some commonly reported side effects:

- Bone or muscle pain (though studies show this often improves after 12 months)
- Gastrointestinal issues like nausea or diarrhea
- Fatigue or headaches
- Frequent nighttime bathroom trips — one MyOsteoTeam member shared waking up as many as four times a night There are also some rarer but more serious side effects to be aware of:

- Very low calcium levels
- Jaw issues, particularly after dental procedures

One important caution — stopping Prolia suddenly can significantly increase the risk of spinal fractures, so it's really important not to skip doses or discontinue without talking to a doctor first.

Everyone's experience is different, so always discuss any side effects with a healthcare provider to find the best management plan.

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