Prolia explained: what to know before you start


Reader,

Last week, I shared a blog post on bisphosphonates. This week, I want to share with you another post I just published — this one focused on Prolia, the medication I got several requests to go over after the bisphosphonate blog went up.

Prolia works differently than bisphosphonates, and one of the most important things to understand before starting it is what happens when you stop. That question often doesn’t get enough attention, which is why I wanted to write this post.

Read the blog here → Prolia: Suppressing Bone Resorption

If you find it helpful, feel free to save it or share it with a friend.

As always, thanks for reading and for being here. And remember — all medications work best when paired with a consistent, well-designed exercise program. I look forward to working out with you!

PS — Next up, I’ll be writing about the bone-building medications — Evenity, Forteo, and Tymlos — and how they fit into a long-term bone health plan.

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The information provided is for general educational purposes only and is not intended to serve as medical or physical therapy advice to any individual. Please consult with your physician before starting any new exercise program. Any exercise has the potential to cause injury or physical problems.

Hi! I'm a Andrea Trombley PT, DPT

I help women over 50 exercise to prevent unnecessary bone loss, prevent falls that fracture, and stay fearlessly active with their friends and families for years to come.

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