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70 yo female w/osteoporosis and family hx of brca breast cancer. ok to denosumab and reloxifene therapy together??

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Yes it is OK: You can take these medicines together. There is no significant interaction or harm. So relax and take them as advised by your doctor.

Answered 1/24/2016

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