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Ibandronate Injection Prescriptions

Before a patient is advised to buy Ibandronate Injections, they will first have informed their doctor about any known allergies and provided a full medical history and comprehensive list of all current medications.

The Ibandronate Injection may not be suitable for patients who are taking steroids or receiving chemotherapy. The treatment must not be used by expectant mothers or those who are breastfeeding their babies. Caution must be excised in patients with hypocalcemia, anemia, cancer, diabetes, dental afflictions, hypertension or those who require extensive dental work; this is due to the risk of serious injury to the jaw bone in those receiving the Ibandronate Injection.

How the take Ibandronate Injection?

Alongside the oral format, Ibandronate can also be given as an injection, which is administered by a healthcare professional every three months.

It is important that patients regularly receive their Ibandronate injection, as neglecting to do so could greatly compromise the effectiveness of the treatment. To complement the results of the Ibandronate Injection, vitamin D and calcium supplements are also usually prescribed.

What is Osteoporosis?

Osteoporosis is a part of life. As we age, our bones lose their density and become more brittle and prone to breaks and fractures. Regular exercise and diets rich in vitamin D and calcium can help increase bone mass and slow deterioration.

However, millions of people every year are affected by Osteoporosis, a disease which increases an individual's risk of serious fracture type injury by rapidly lowering bone density and causing deterioration to the sufferer's skeletal structure. The risk of developing osteoporosis is dramatically increased in individuals over 65 years of age, those with a family history of the disease, Caucasian and Asian women and postmenopausal women.

There is no cure for osteoporosis, but it can be successfully managed by a careful balance of suitable medication, diet and exercise.

What is Ibandronate Injection used for

The Ibandronate injection is designed to prevent and treat osteoporosis in women who have undergone the menopause. It works by increasing bone thickness and stopping deterioration before it can begin. In addition, it slows the effects of existing damage and helps sufferers control their condition.


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Side effects of Ibandronate Injection

Immediately after the first dose of Ibandronate is injected many patients report flu-like symptoms, bone and muscle pain. These symptoms should not occur with any further injections, but if they do, a healthcare professional should be contacted immediately.

Other typical side effects of the Ibandronate injection include nausea, constipation or diarrhea, heartburn, dizziness and headaches, a rash, tiredness, aches and pains in the muscles and joints and redness and swelling around the injection site. These should subside over time, although continuing symptoms could indicate an allergic reaction and should be checked out by a healthcare professional.

In the event of painful or swollen teeth and gums, jaw pain, eye swelling, light sensitivity or blurred/decreased vision, no further injections should be received until the patient has been examined and the dosage assessed.

In the event of painful or swollen teeth and gums, jaw pain, eye swelling, light sensitivity or blurred/decreased vision, no further injections should be received until the patient has been examined and the dosage assessed.