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Uses

Fosamax works best and is prescribed for postmenopausal women to treat and prevent osteoporosis. Fosamax significantly reduces the chances of fractures such as that of spine and hip. Fosamax also works as the best remedy for glucocorticoid. Fosamax is used for treating Paget’s bone disease in men and women. Fosamax cures induced osteoporosis in men and women receiving daily dose of 7.5 mg or greater of prednisone. Especially those with low mineral bone density are advised to take Fosamax for treating the condition. Fosamax is also a great medication for increasing bones mass of men suffering from osteoporosis. Thus Fosamax is a magic medication with multiple benefits and negligible risks.

Other Uses:
You can discuss about the other uses of Fosamax when you buy Fosamax from the local drugstore. Your pharmacist can update you on the other uses of Fosamax. If you buy Fosamax online, you can consult the physician for the other uses of Fosamax.

How To Use

Fosamax is oral medication. Fosamax should be taken once a day, empty stomach in the morning. Take Fosamax with 8 ounce of water (a full glass). You should wait for at least half an hour after taking medication and before you take other medicines, drink or eat. Do not take Fosamax with milk, orange juice, coffee, mineral water and other dairy products. Swallow the whole tablet and do not chew or suck. After taking Fosamax, do not lie down for at least 30-40 minutes. Seating or standing decreases the risk of injury to esophagus and heartburn, and gives you the benefit of a full dose. If you need to get any dental work done, inform the dentist well ahead that you are using Fosamax. As we discussed, risks are minimal, you will just need to stop using Fosamax for a very short duration. For the best results with Fosamax, test your bone mineral density regularly and consult the physician if some changes in the dosage are required.

Side Effects

As with any medication, Fosamax has got some side effects that are not too bothersome and can be alleviated on consulting a specialist. The common side effects include

• Swelling in throat, tongue or lips

• Difficulty breathing

• Hives

If you experience some of the serious side effects that are rare, seek medical attention urgently. Some of the serious side effects include


Severe muscle, joint or bone pain


Pain in the back or ribs.

Flu symptoms, fever, body aches

Extreme heartburn



This list is not complete. Consult your doctor for the complete list.

Overdose

If you take an overdose, either call the poison help line on 1-800-222-1222 or immediately seek emergency medical attention. Call the emergency room right away. Do not lie down or try to vomit. Drink a glass of milk.
Over dose symptoms typically include diarrhea, heartburn, tingling or numbness, convulsions (seizures), unusual behavior and thoughts, stiffness in face muscles, irritability, muscle cramps, stomach pain and nausea.

Storage

Fosamax should be stored in a tightly closed container at room temperature (59 – 86oF) or 15 – 30oC. Keep away from moisture and do not store in bathroom. Keep away from the reach of pets and children. Discard expired products properly.

Interaction

Inform the physician in case you are using NSAIDs such as

• Ibuprofane

• Ketoprofane

• Piroxicam

• Indomethacin

• Diclofenac

This list is not exhaustive. There may be some other drugs that may interact. Consult the physician for the entire list. Inform the doctor about any medications you are using.

Missed Dose

If you miss a dose of this medicine, skip the missed dose and go back to your regular dosing schedule. Do not take two doses at once.

Precaution

Talk to your doctor before taking Fosamax if you are pregnant or are planning to get pregnant. It’s unknown if Fosamax passes into the breast milk. Consult your doctor if you are breastfeeding. Share with your doctor about any usage of prescription medications, herbal and vitamin supplements and over the counter medications. If you have any medical history or are allergic to any medications, it is necessary that you inform your physician about the same.

Notes

Before taking Fosamax inform the doctor if you have problems such as

• Esophageal ulcers or the any ulcers that cause low calcium levels in the body.

• Stomach ulcers, kidney diseases or other digestive problems.

• Fosamax falls in the FDA pregnancy category C medications list, which means it’s unknown whether Fosamax is harmful to an unborn baby.