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I just had a dexa scan and my MD office called to say it

showed significant osteoporosis of my spine and I will see

my MD this coming week. I will soon be 57 and was dx with

atypical CLL in 2005 and remain well with no tx. needed so

far. I will be discussing tx options with the MD. I have

been taking 1200 mg of calcium with much Vit D 3 for some

time now and do exercise but it looks like despite this, I

am still developing osteoporosis. Does anyone know if any of

the meds are contradicted for someone with CLL or are they

Ok to take? Always something.

R

Adks NY and AZ

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Thanks, My GP told me yesterday that it stimulates osteoblasts that build

bone and is specific to osteoblasts. I will see the specialist late March

and go from there. I appreciate your input.

Chris

On Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 7:22 AM, rrfman <rrfurman@...> wrote:

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> There are no data to suggest Forteo would stimulate the CLL. Although,

> anything is possible, I would feel comfortable recommending Forteo to any of

> my CLL patients who require it for bone health. Regarding the risk of

> osteosarcoma, while this is not my area of expertise, this was something

> that has only been seen in mice. I would also feel safe recommending the

> Forteo in spite of that risk given the potential benefits.

>

> Rick Furman

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