Comments on: Osteoporosis Drugs Associated With Serious Bone Side Effects

By: anil

anil — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 00:44:57 +0000

Previously it was prescribed, then what was reason for becoming dangerous for the bone. Is an exceptional things generated in the body beound the nature? Who is responsible for prescribing the ostoporosis drugs and where the suffered patient will ask for the cost of damaged body parts?

By: Elaine Wiggs

Elaine Wiggs — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 23:29:47 +0000

I refused to take the medications my doctor tried to make me take for osteoporosis diagnosed at 70.

By doing research, I learned to apply Progestrone Cream (purchased on web) to various parts of my body for 25 days, then stop for 5 days. I joined Curves for upper body strength exercise and Iwalk. I take the regimen of an alcalizer and bone density capsules recommended by Dr. Susan Lark (on web). I don’t know which of these regimens is responsible, but I no longer have osteoporosis at 72.

The first year of my own regimen, I reversed osteoporosis to osteopena. This past year, I gained 8% bone mass by continuing what I was doing.

You don’t need to put yourself and your health in peril by taking these dangerous drugs, pushed on you by doctors who don’t bother to do research on what they prescribe, not listen to their patients who do.

By: Ruth G, Thompson

Ruth G, Thompson — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 22:33:35 +0000

I was taking Actonel, and start having trouble with my jaw, my daughter told me she read ,not to take it was dangerous, so I stop taking and now I take vitamin D, and calcium,I feel better than before, I agree with the lady, some drugs are dangerous, and our personal phisicians aren;t taking the time to educated themselves, they putting their patients in dangerous,
Thank you for this articule, I know now, my daughter was right, and I did the right thing,

Thank you.
Ruth G, Thompson

By: Louise Bergen

Louise Bergen — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 22:22:37 +0000

This is exactly what happened to me. I was taking Actonel and my jar began to like, snap. I was very concerned but my doctor did not even think of this as unusual or heaven forbid, a side effect of the drug. She kept prescribing it but I did not get the prescription filled. I’m not usually like that, but I sensed that this with my jaw was not right. I’m nearly 67, standing erect, have not lost height and feeling great! Goodbye, Actonel.