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What happens to the bones after bisophanate or other treatment comes to its end? would the bones revert back to original losses?
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Yes.: After bisphosphonates are stopped the bone turnover resumes its normal cycle and bone loss occurs unless exercise, hormones or other interventions are in place. Talk to your doctor about the planned anti osteoporosis therapy post bisphosphonates.
Answered 12/10/2013
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