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Yep. It's a possible side effect but not all experience this. |
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My wife has some tubal blockages and this is not adviseable for her. We initially thought that this could work but when we found her fallopian problems, we had to look for other means like IVF. |
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Bone loss and osteoporosis is a big deal with women who want to get pregnant. During gestation, the baby gets majority of his calcium supply through the mother. |
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I think few only can experience this if they have already some kind of problem like bone loss..but, it's really not because of the side effects of the treatment. |
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Possible and probable. Every treatment has a side effect. We all know that our children's calcium needs start when they are conceived. If the mother does not have adequate supply of calcium then her baby will have muscular development problems. |
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Its one of the risks you have to weigh. perhaps with long term use, it can have extreme side effects but if only just for treatment then it can be stopped once it has taken effect. |
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Different meds have different side effects. |
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Bone loss is a big issue regardless of how many children we have and other infertiliy problems. Women are more prone to men to develop osteoporosis so it should be something to think about when given this sort of medications. |
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wow!!! your amazing SK8, you knew this things... ;D |
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your such a sincere man SK8. I appreciate your sincerity to us women.. ;-) |