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Crushing Torso,rib Pain
A MyOsteoTeam Member asked a question 💭

Hi, new member here. Im 52, diagnosed 2010. No medicine. No issues. Then a year ago I had a sciatic nerve (ie-rod in leg feeling) issue & lower back pain. A few mths later I had a multiple fractures from my neck to tail bone. 6mths ago had kyphoplasty on 3 thorasic,3 lumbar. DXA -5.6 spine, -4.0 both hips. Been on tymlos 4 mths. I'm Wondering if any of you have experienced this pain. Feels like I've been wearing a corset but with the ribs crushing downwards towards hips. I have yet to find a… read more

A MyOsteoTeam Member

I’ve also lost 6inches in height and have a stoop .I think that’s why I get the pain .Everything is getting squashed !!!😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫

posted August 30, 2023
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.
A MyOsteoTeam Member asked a question 💭

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.

A MyOsteoTeam Member

I have heard as well.

posted February 16, 2021
Turmeric
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Anyone had success taking turmeric for joint pain and reducing inflammation? Interesting research on it but not sure what to believe.

A MyOsteoTeam Member

I use the dry Turmeric in a shaker from health store they know sell it everywhere much cheaper I like it in salads and add it to soup I use it in the bath for my skin and foot pain I also take… read more

posted July 16, 2020
Sore Red Gums Receding Around My Bottom Teeth
A MyOsteoTeam Member asked a question 💭

Is this a complaint associated with Osteo Porosis as I have had it fo over 12 months? It started when I was taking Aledronic Acid with Vitamin D
Judy

A MyOsteoTeam Member

I lost all my teeth due to chemo they snapped off one by one , roots left in my guns some grown over I have stumps and 3 jagged teeth at the bottom , no dentist will go near me due to me having… read more

posted March 11
I Take Prolia Injection Twice A Year. Anyone Else Take This Shot And If So How Do Youn Like It?
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A MyOsteoTeam Member

@A MyOsteoTeam Member , wow u waited almost three year to catch that bad covid. I am glad u r feeling better
I am feeling alot better, I had vertigo and hip pain. I ended up at ER. They gave me… read more

posted January 14, 2023
Has Anyone Experienced Vertebral Fractures And Scoliosis?
A MyOsteoTeam Member asked a question 💭

I refused bone meds out of fear of side effects and have suffered four vertebral fractures and scoliosis. I am miserable and now my oncologist says they probably can’t be fixed by Kyphoplasty because I have discs involved. But I need an MRI and to see a neurosurgeon. I’ve been in a recliner for seven months and I feel my life is over. Can anyone relate or help me?

A MyOsteoTeam Member

Hi I have had 4 vertibral fractures . 3 I had fixed long ago with surgery and now am waiting to get the 4th fixed. Ins. is holding it up. I have had it for 6 mo. now. I had a MRI. I have been sleeping… read more

posted October 8, 2023
Forteo--Teriparatide - Should I Or Should I Not-questioning The Drug? Wondering About The Bone Cancer.
A MyOsteoTeam Member asked a question 💭

I am 56. Osteoporosis runs in the family. I was diagnosed two years ago at the age of 54 with a T-Scan of -3.3 in the lower spine. I tried Fosmax and everything hurt and jumped off after a few months. At that time I discovered a wonderful gym here in Florida that has a bone building program. My T-Scan has remained the same after two years of working out and a change of diet. However, my doctor (and this is the second opinion) suggests that with my younger age (and I am active) and the severity… read more

A MyOsteoTeam Member

You definitely need weight bearing exercises, walking or exercise bike.

posted February 27, 2022
Forteo
A MyOsteoTeam Member asked a question 💭

I fractured my femur bone, had surgery to implant titanium rods, and took a long time to recover. My diagnosis is Osteoporosis. I take Tums for calcium. I wonder why I wasn’t prescribed something like Forteo. I was told that my condition usually worsens, and I am high risk for more fractures.

Has anyone else been prescribed only Tums?

A MyOsteoTeam Member

Awaiting your answer in 6 weeks. I must admit, I have rarely found natural or homeopathic remedies effective.

posted January 10, 2019
What Specific Exercise Have You Used That Helped Your Bone Density?
A MyOsteoTeam Member asked a question 💭
A MyOsteoTeam Member

My bone density has not increased so far. I walk quite a bit everyday and I use exercise bands for stretching.

I’m due for a Bone Density test in July of this year. We’ll see if it makes a… read more

posted June 16, 2023
What Type Of Doctor Do You Go To For Osteoporosis? (after Diagnosed)
A MyOsteoTeam Member asked a question 💭

I was diagnosed via a Dexascan by my GYN. She has since retired, and I would prefer someone who is trained in osteoporosis.

A MyOsteoTeam Member

I think there was one great doctor for Osteoporosis, Dr. Darah Morgan. She retired. Everybody else goes by what the pharmaceutical salespeople are pushing. I do have a friend from India who is an MD… read more

posted March 20
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