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High Risk Frecture (osteoporosis)
My mother have osteoporosis and as per DXA report she has high risk of fracture,
We consult with 2 doctors near our location one doctor suggested prolia 60Mg once in a 6 months and another doctor suggested Rockbon PTH daily for 6 to 8 months.
Please Suggest us which one better from Prolia or Rockbon PTH or should we choose another option??
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Pth is a wonderful drug. Go for it
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Dr. Vijay Kumar Loya
Orthopedic surgeon
11 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Prolia or Denosumab is a very good option if you live far from hospital & dont want to get a daily shot (as in the case of teriparitide)
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Dr. Sam Supreeth
Orthopedist
13 yrs exp
Pune
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Rockbon would be a better option.
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