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Reclast Infusion

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Hillsboro, WI
June 12
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Thanks for your information.

June 14
A MyOsteoTeam Member

some people can take it, but many have bad reactions, each person has to decide for themselves..........and there are some people who take it that it helps, but there are many people who take it and it doesn't work, I have several friends that tried this and the other 2 common ones, and none of them worked for them, and even if you take it and it doesn't work, you have to take something like fosamax, or your bones will take a dive, and there are some severe problems with fosamax, like Osteonecrosis of the jaw, and many minor problems. Each person must weigh the decisions for themself.

June 12 (edited)
MyOsteoTeam

Are you wondering about Reclast (zoledronic acid) infusions for osteoporosis?

Reclast is a bisphosphonate medication given once a year through an IV infusion. It works by slowing down bone loss and helping to maintain or improve bone density.

Here are some key things to know:

- How it's given: A single infusion takes Show Full Answer

Are you wondering about Reclast (zoledronic acid) infusions for osteoporosis?

Reclast is a bisphosphonate medication given once a year through an IV infusion. It works by slowing down bone loss and helping to maintain or improve bone density.

Here are some key things to know:

- How it's given: A single infusion takes about 15–30 minutes, usually once a year
- Who it's for: Often recommended for people with moderate to severe osteoporosis or those who can't tolerate oral medications
- Benefits: Can reduce the risk of spine, hip, and other fractures
- Common side effects: Flu-like symptoms (fever, chills, muscle aches) for a few days after the first infusion — these tend to lessen with subsequent doses
- Serious but rare risks: Jaw bone issues (osteonecrosis) and unusual thigh fractures with long-term use

It's completely understandable to feel uncertain about starting IV treatment. Some MyOsteoTeam members have shared similar hesitations, especially when weighing medical treatments against more holistic approaches.

The best step is to have an open conversation with your doctor about your concerns, your fracture risk level, and what option feels right for you.

June 12

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How many aclasta infusion can you have ?

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