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Bone Density Drugs

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Is it worth the risk?

Yes, no matter what

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Yes, as long as you dont jave a heart condition

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Maybe, I would need to see more information on the study

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KTMG

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Bone Density Drugs Posted: 07-18-07 11:51am


Scary news out there -a study is linking bone density drugs and irrgeular heart rhythms. Definetly something to think about if your doctor put you on these when you started menopause. - In fact, maybe you should mention it next time you go there. I have to make sure to send this to my aunt.

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Posted: 07-18-07 13:12pm


You don't have an option for "No, it's not worth the risk."

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