OSTEOPOROSIS-MANAGEMENT (TERIPARATIDE)

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SUMMARY

1. Injectable form of recombinant human PTH, stimulates new bone formation in the spine and hip (osteoblastic activity).

2. Indications: OP in post-menopausal women & men at high risk of fractures, when other agents have failed, primary OP, steroid-induced OP.

3. Side effects: osteosarcoma, nausea, dizziness, leg cramps, cough.

4. Dosage: 20mcg SC daily; approved for use up to 24 months.

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