Stopping Prolia before taking second dose?

Recommend watching bone health presentations on YouTube by Dr. Ken Berry and Dr. Eric Berg. There are many steps we can take to build strong bones without more drugs. Research is showing that some of these drugs actually weaken bones and increase fractures in five or more years. It's most important to get sufficient vitamins D3 and K2 and ensure that minerals are adequate and being digested properly.

Look at other questions about Prolia. You will find many people who have had side effects that are terrible. Mine lasted 9 years! Consider other options, but all the other meds have potential bad side effects as well and none of them build back bone the way your body did. My mother had fairly severe osteoporosis, but was careful and died at age 88 without breaking any bones. My gynecologist said that the estrogen patch was relatively safe and it stops further bone loss, so that's what I have done. I am 70 years old and have also found it to be like a youth medication with all the other benefits. Some studies have found estrogen has reduced the rate of breast cancer which surprised the researchers. The bad effects from estrogen were from a study long ago from a combination that should not be given. You are taking a big risk with continuing with Prolia, especially since you already had bad effects from it.