Prolia Side Effects Duration (Page 12)

Would like to know if anyone had side effects from Prolia but they went away - and how long did it take for that to happen?

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I had side affects with the prolia. After my third shot I had joint pain and after the fourth shot in december 2017 I hurt from head to toe, all my joints, muscles and bones I am continuing with the prolia and my doctor agrees.

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Re: Vickie (# 221)

You are going to continue?? Or did I read it wrong

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Re: Genevieve (# 219)

A definite yes to that because Prolia diminishes our T-cells and T-cell helpers which keep our bodies free from bacterial infections, viral infections and cancer too because our immune system catches all of them before they have a chance to grow. Only when our immune system is not working properly is when we all get infections and everything else under the sun. You are lucky to just have that one issue. Most people are much worse off than that with Prolia. Be well~

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Re: Diamend (# 204)

That is true and you have a good dentist. There is too big of a chance of you getting bad infections in your mouth and getting osteocronosis of the jaw if you have dental work done. It's best to wait over a year past the 6th month ending of your last injection of Prolia. If it is a true emergency, your dentist will send you to a specialist that is more able to help you if those things were to happen. They are Maxofacial something or others meaning if you were in an accident and your jaw was broken in many pieces they would be the ones wiring it all back together for you. Many dentists do not like to pull teeth either and they do that too under sedation. I think this will help explain to you where your dentist is coming from. I'm having total knee replacement in about a month and my surgeon is ordering my dentist to fix everything NOW because there will be no dentistry done on me for 6 months after surgery. He also has to certify that I don't have any infections or diseases in my mouth. Be well~

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Re: Meme (# 222)

I am discontinuing the Prolia and I am staying on the hemp cbd oil

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Re: Marion (# 206)

I contacted Amgen to report the hair loss problem and the weird incontinence issue. Essentially, that is all it is -- a reporting. The Amgen contact took all of the info, including my doctor's info so they could get the numbers (?) associated with that specific shot. I don't expect to get any feedback, but I do feel that the information is logged somewhere...

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Re: Lizzie (# 226)

That is the first time of Amgen even thinking about something bad in their injections of Prolia. Maybe we are gaining ground. One can always hope! Thank you for that post. It's not just one injection causing these problems. It's about 1 out of 4 that have very serious side effects that Amgen has not bothered to list. Be well~

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Re: Lizzie (# 207)

I am years past my one and only Prolia injection and my hair is still falling out like a dog sheds but every day of my life since Prolia. The only thing we can do is to go to a Dermatologist and have our head examined and they can determine if we are capable or not of growing new hair. I am a case of not. One of these days I will have to buy a wig for my own vanity. Who wants to look at a bald woman? We well accept it in men but not women. Yes, as we get older some hair thins. My mother still had pretty good hair at 98 when she passed. Be well~

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Re: Gloria (# 217)

Your Dr. should have referred you to an Immunologist. They understand how Prolia diminishes out ability to fight off anything and they are the ones that will give you the most help to get you thru this horrid journey. Be well~

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Re: Gloria (# 217)

So did I. I ordered it yesterday. Hope it works!! Thanks all for giving an old dog a new trick. Be well~

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Re: Vickie (# 221)

Continuing or discontinuing? There are others on the market if you can take them. Be well~

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Re: Marion (# 206)

There is a lot of money to be made on Prolia. It is now in about every country in the world. I don't think a lot of them have 'drug approval' in their respective governments. I know for 100% sure the US and the UK does. Even now in Colombia one can go to the pharmacy and buy anything you want except Benzo's. They have to have an official Rx. What are those poor women doing with this new wonder drug that wasn't? Be well~

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Re: Giralda (# 216)

I thought on the Amgen site it said no for those on dialysis, but go back and check to make sure I remembered correctly. Your doctor should be able to give you a definitive answer. Make those buggers work for their money. *smile*

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Re: Poodle (# 232)

I know someone in Chile who was prescribed this drug. Also a woman in Italy, one in France and another one in Australia who are being Prolia-poisoned. You are right Poodle. This (evidence that this drug is highly dangerous) is not stopping Amgen, nor the MD’s from selling it to more and more women around the world...

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Re: Nikki (# 233)

Hi Nikki. Thank you for your answer. Where can I find the article from Amgen. please let Know.

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Has anyone on dialysis experienced side effects from Prolia? Strange thing is you 're not supposed to drink water if on dialysis, but you should, if taking Prolia.

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Re: Poodle (# 228)

I am taking hair skin and nails vitamins. A friend had chemo many years ago. At the clinic where she received the chemo, she was also given an IV infused with vitamins. This happened during each chemo infusion. She never lost her hair or suffered other chemo side effects. While chemo is not the same thing as Prolia, I am harboring a slim hope that the vitamins might help stave off some hair loss.

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Lizzie (# 236) --

This is a horrible drug l am supposed to be starting but I refuse, l have a low immune system after CFS from various Viruses and Bowel Cancer in 2012. These disgusting pharmaceutical companies are only interested in the $$

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Re: Genevieve (# 219)

As I have written here many times, the Prolia is gone but the side effects do not go with it. They can last years past the end of taking the drug. I have some that still affect me. Prolia is able to bring out the worst in our DNA and causes things to surface that we never even knew that we had. One tiny molecule of Prolia cannot cause harm but the side effects can sometimes take years to go away and some are permanent as in DEATH. It's my opinion it is a very, very dangerous drug and should be removed from the market but if you watch TV and see all the new drug commercials they are biologics too and seem to cause a lot of the same problems Prolia does including TB and cancer. It's a very dangerous world we live in and an informed patient is a great patient so thank Goodness for MedsChat where we are allowed to tell the truth and be believed. Stay well~

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Re: Poodle (# 231)

I am discontinuing the prolia, if you read the other meds they all seem to have the body and muscles and bone aches warnings, I am 2 for 2 now , fosamax was aching all over and out of breath, not hopeful in trying anything else

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