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Canadian actonel can be used to treat and to prevent osteoporosis in people taking glucocorticoids and in post-menopausal women.  It may also be used to treat Paget's disease of the bone.  Actonel prevents the breakdown of bone and helps increase the thickness of bones. 

It is important to remember never to take two doses of actonel in one day.  Canadian actonel is taken as a tablet by mouth.  There are very specific instructions relating to how you take each dosage.  Take actonel in the morning right after getting out of bed and before eating or drinking anything.  Swallow the tablet whole while sitting or standing, with a full glass of water.  Do not split, chew, crush, or suck on tablets. 

Do not eat, drink or take any other medications for 30 minutes after taking actonel and do not lie down until 30 minutes after taking this drug.  Do not take any other oral medications, vitamins, supplements or antacids for at least 30 minutes after taking actonel.  Do not take actonel with any drink other than plain water.  Using actonel improperly may lead to sores in the mouth or damage to the esophagus.

Eat foods that are rich in calcium and vitamin D or take supplements while taking actonel.  Dental surgery or treatments undertaken during the course of treatment with actonel may cause serious jaw problems.  When you buy Canadian actonel store it at room temperature away from heat and moisture.   

You may experience severe bone, muscle or joint pain after taking actonel.  This pain may start within days of first taking the drug or it may not start for years after you first start taking it.  If you experience severe pain while taking actonel, call your doctor immediately.  Some symptoms of overdose are seizures, numbness or tingling around the mouth or in the hands or feet, muscle spasms, cramps or twitches.  If you suspect an overdose of actonel, drink a full glass of milk and call the local poison control center.

Contact your doctor if you develop hip or thigh pain.  If you experience any of the following serious side effects of actonel then call your doctor immediately: difficulty swallowing or pain when swallowing, new or worsening heartburn, chest pain, itching, rash, hives, blisters on the skin, difficulty breathing, hoarseness, sensitivity to light, painful or swollen gums, loosening of the teeth, numbness or a heavy feeling in the jaw, poor healing of the jaw, eyes that are swollen or red, painful eyes, or swelling of the lower legs, ankles, feet, hands, eyes, lips, tongue, throat or face.  If any of the following side effects persist or are severe, contact your doctor: nausea, burping, dry mouth, stomach pain, diarrhea, constipation, gas, headache, dizziness, depression, anxiety, weakness, leg cramps, back pain, frequent or urgent need to urinate, painful urination, dry eyes or ringing in the ear.

Actonel is also known generically as Risedonate.  In various countries, actonel may be called Ductonar, Rentop, Ribastamin, Ridron, Risedon, Optinate, Risofos, Optinate, Benet, Acrel, or Optinate Septimum.