Buy Canadian Fosamax

Using Fosamax

Fosamax is part of a group of drugs called bisphosphonates that work by altering the cycle of bone formation and breakdown in the body.  It is also possible that they help to prevent fracturing of the bones by increasing bone mass, whilst slowing down bone loss.

People buy Canadian Fosamax to treat or prevent osteoporosis, which can be developed by both men and women, either after the menopause or from steroid use.  Fosamax is used to treat both women and men who suffer from Paget’s disease of the bone, as well as for the treatment of osteoporosis in men.

Side Effects

Before buying Canadian Fosamax, you should be aware of numerous side effects associated with taking the drug.  These side effects include the possibility of developing a condition called osteonecrosis that causes bone loss of the jaw.  Symptoms of the condition include slow healing times after gum injury or surgery, swelling, numbness, loose teeth, jaw pain, and gum infection.  Osteonecrosis also has a number of other conditions related to it including blood clotting disorders, anemia (low red blood cells), as well as pre-existing dental problems.

Common side effects that have been reported by those taking Fosamax include fever; vomiting; severe joint, muscle or bone pain; chest pain; body aches; pain when swallowing; constipation; swelling in the hands or feet; severe heartburn; bloating; dizziness; and nausea.

If you suspect you are having an allergic reaction after you buy Canadian Fosamax and start taking it, you should seek immediate professional medical attention.  Symptoms of an allergic reaction can include difficulty breathing; sweling of the throat, face, lips, or tongue; and hives.

Precautions

It is extremely advisable to have bone mineral density checked on a regular basis to ensure Fosamax is treating your condition efficiently.

If you are planning to buy Canadian Fosamax, you should tell your doctor if you have ever experienced an allergic reaction to alendronate.  You should also make your doctor aware if you have trouble swallowing; kidney disease; problems with movement of muscles in the esophagus; an existing dental problem; vitamin D deficiency; low levels of calcium in the blood; or if you have other problems such as an ulcer in your esophagus or stomach.

You must consult your dentist in advance if you need to have, or are planning to have, dental work or surgery whilst you are taking Fosamax.  It may be necessary for you to stop taking Fosamax prior to and during your dental treatment for a short while.

Warning

It is not known whether taking Fosamax can harm unborn babies or if it can pass through breast milk.  If you are planning a pregnancy, pregnant already, or breast-feeding, it is essential that you discuss the possible benefits of taking the drug before you buy Canadian Fosamax.

Storage

Always store away from direct sunlight, moisture, or heat.  Always keep out of the reach of children and pets.  Never store medicines in a kitchen or bathroom.