Why Osteoporosis ?
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I'm 46 and have had osteoporosis for 15 years t score -5 in the spine and -2.5 in the hip, the condition drives me crazy as I feel like I'm waiting for a fracture to happen everyday! I had my second IV of Zod Acid last month, since the last infusion I have started sertraline for anxciaty. No Doctor can give me an reason why, all my blood tests are normal and I was very active as a young man.
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BoneAmi Gary3000
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I hear you Gary3000! Aaaaargh! This is no way to live, is it? I think it might have been better not knowing, right? Are you still able to be active? They say osteoporosis is a silent disease. I'm not so sure. I'm in a great deal of pain if I do too much activity throughout the day-have to pace myself. My heart goes out to you!!
Gary3000 BoneAmi
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Hi, thank you for your comments, yes I'm very active with no pain. I'm just finding it hard to leave the house every day not knowing the outcome, sounds daft but the brain is a strange organ!
constance.de BoneAmi
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The experts say OS does NOT cause pain - many have really low t-scores for years, but don't know about it.
Are you sure you haven't got Osteoarthritis. Has your rheumatologist checked you for OA?
ruby06073 Gary3000
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1x500mg Calcium D3, 1x15mg zinc with copper and 2x150mg magnesium. I did some research on the internet to get the ratio correct, but it is all experimental Gary. I do not know if it is working for me yet though, I wont have another scan yet for a while.
Gary3000 constance.de
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Re: the Osteoarthritis I have has blood tests for all related conditions around Osteoporosis with no problems found.I have never been on steroids or drank too much alcohol nor smoked and have always worked out at the gym, mad world (although I do sometimes think the motor car has to blame for and increase in osteoporosis as no one walks anywhere anymore)
ruby06073 Gary3000
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BoneAmi constance.de
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He knows of my pain and difficulty in being active, and has done some labwork, but I'm thinking the tests were because of the severe osteoporosis diagnosis. I will check with him on that. Thanks for your thoughts.
BoneAmi Gary3000
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Just curious...sounds like your -5 spine T-score was 15 years ago. Have you had a recent bone density scan? I'm just wondering what exactly you're doing and if it has been improving your scores.
Gary3000 BoneAmi
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BoneAmi Gary3000
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I have less than desirable T-scores too. I hope your next scan shows positive results. I don't think I've heard of Zod Acid IV. Are you doing well, so side-effects, on this med? It seems like many on this site have decided to go natural, and I wish I could, but the whole thing is rather scary, so thought it best tocave to the fear-mongering and take the med I was prescribed. My very best to you!
Gary3000 BoneAmi
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Kind Regards
Gary
Anhaga BoneAmi
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Gary, is it time for a drug holiday?
Gary3000 Anhaga
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your right my next drug holiday is in 18 months, I know all risks with taking bisphosphonates but as my T score was so low the risk of fractuer was higher than the side affects of bisphosphonates based on my age and condition.
BoneAmi Gary3000
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Gary3000 BoneAmi
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Hi, yes I was on a drug holiday at the time, I'm feeling much better now I'm taking the stress meds! Thank you
BoneAmi Gary3000
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So, have you only had the two IV of Zod Acid? One when first diagnosed, and the other after your drug holiday? How long of a holiday was it? I would love to take a holiday, but I've been reading around that after taking Forteo they are probably going to want me to start something else. Aaaaargh! I hate this! I think I was diagnosed about 4 years ago and I know what you mean about the stress!
Gary3000 BoneAmi
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Hi, no I was on actonal for 8 years then had a 2 year holiday and the started a 3 year course one a year IV zod Acid 😭 One more to go!