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Default Prolia experiences?

Hi,
My Mom is almost 91 yrs old and her doctor suggested injections of Prolia for her osteoporosis. The side effects are beyond frightening. I am not comfortable letting her have it. She used to take Fosamax and Evista but I guess after decades of taking it, they have you stop for awhile. She has a new doc now who wants the Prolia.

What do you all take for Osteoporosis or recommend whether it is prescription or nartural?

thank you, diandra
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