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Buy Prolia (Denosumab) from Canada

Original price was: $1,634.54.Current price is: $1,624.54.

Prolia® is a powerful tool in the battle against osteoporosis – a condition causing bones to weaken and become more susceptible to fractures. Factors like age, post-menopause (in women), family history of osteoporosis, and prolonged use of certain medications can elevate the risk of osteoporosis development.

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Description

How Prolia® Works:

Prolia® utilizes a RANK ligand inhibitor, denosumab injection, to address bone health concerns. By obstructing a specific receptor, bone breakdown is diminished, aiding in the prevention of fractures. Additionally, Prolia® tackles high calcium levels by curbing the release of calcium from bones during their breakdown.

Versatility and Effectiveness:

Prolia® effectively manages corticosteroid-induced osteoporosis for individuals on extended treatment.
It’s beneficial for men and women on corticosteroids for at least 6 months.
Prolia® aids in bone loss prevention for men undergoing prostate cancer treatment.
Women receiving specific medications for breast cancer can utilize Prolia® to combat bone loss and mitigate fracture risk.

Not a Diabetic Medication:

Prolia® is distinct from insulin and diabetic medications, focusing solely on enhancing bone health.

Reinforcing Bone Integrity: By curbing bone loss and preserving bone strength, Prolia® serves as a barrier against fractures. Denosumab, categorized as a monoclonal antibody, hinders osteoclasts – cells responsible for bone breakdown – from their destructive activities.

Additional information

Introduction	Introduction -Discover Prolia (Denosumab), a cutting-edge solution meticulously designed to enhance bone health. Whether you're aiming to preserve bone density or reduce fracture risks, Prolia is here to guide you on your journey towards stronger, more resilient bones.
Usage	Usage Denosumab injections are seamlessly administered under your skin, usually in the arm, thigh, or stomach area. Typically performed within a medical setting by a healthcare professional, these injections ensure effective delivery. Prolia injections are spaced at six-month intervals, offering a robust approach to bone health. For specific situations: – Fracture risk reduction from multiple myeloma or bone-invading cancer may involve injections once every four weeks. – Initiation of denosumab follows an initial regimen of three doses within 7 days (on days 1, 8, and 15). Afterward, injections occur every 4 weeks, starting 2 weeks post the first three doses. Supporting Your Treatment: – Calcium and vitamin D supplements are advised during denosumab injection therapy. Strict adherence to dosage guidelines is recommended. – You'll receive the manufacturer's patient information sheet (Medication Guide) upon commencing denosumab treatment and upon prescription refills. To Learn More: – Consult your doctor or connect with one of our pharmacists to understand the specifics of denosumab injection (Prolia) treatment.
Non-Severe Side Effects	Non-Severe Side Effects In the realm of denosumab injection, certain effects might arise. Should any of these symptoms endure or intensify, promptly consult your doctor: – Skin showing redness, dryness, or itching. – Oozing or crusted blisters on the skin. – Skin peeling. – Back or arm discomfort. – Swelling in the arms or legs. – Muscle or joint pain. – Nausea sensation. – Episodes of diarrhea or constipation. – Abdominal pain. – Occasional headaches.
Severe Side Effects	Severe Side Effects Certain denosumab injection effects demand immediate medical attention. If you encounter any of the following symptoms, seek emergency help: – Muscle stiffness, spasms, or twitches. – Numbness or tingling in fingers, toes, or mouth. – Swelling or inflammation of the face, eyes, throat, tongue, lips, along with hives, rash, itching, or breathing difficulties indicating asthma symptoms. – Fever or chills. – Warmth, tenderness, redness, or swelling on the skin. – Respiratory distress, coughing, or breathlessness. – Ear discomfort or unusual drainage. – Frequent or urgent urination, coupled with a burning sensation. – Abdominal pain. – Gum swelling, pain, loose teeth, numbness or jaw heaviness, and compromised jaw healing. – Unusual bleeding or bruising. – Post denosumab discontinuation, up to 1 year, you might experience nausea, vomiting, headaches, and reduced alertness. Potential Bone Breakage and Other Considerations: – Thigh bone breakage might occur after denosumab injections. Pain in hips, groin, or thighs prior to bone breakage is possible. – Denosumab can affect bone healing and childhood growth or tooth development. – Denosumab injections come with risks; consult your doctor for a comprehensive discussion. Other Effects and Caution: Potential side effects not mentioned may arise. If any unusual issues emerge while on this medication, promptly inform your doctor.
Storage	Storage Proper Storage and Disposal of Denosumab Injections: Ensuring Safety Maintain the integrity of your denosumab injections by adhering to these guidelines: – Store in the original, tightly sealed container, away from children's access. – Avoid shaking the medication. – Shield from light and store in the refrigerator, refraining from freezing. – Denosumab injections can be stored at room temperature for up to 14 days. Safe Disposal Matters: When medication is no longer necessary: – Ensure safe disposal to prevent unintended consumption by children, pets, or others. – Avoid flushing; explore medicine take-back programs for proper disposal. – Seek advice from your pharmacist or local garbage/recycling department on take-back options in your vicinity. Childproofing and Storage Caution: – Most medication containers lack childproof features. – Safeguard your family by storing medications securely out of sight and reach. – Employ safety caps and a secure storage spot to prevent access by young children. Your commitment to safe storage and disposal contributes to the well-being of your loved ones.