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Juls · 01-22-2016, 03:02 AM

Thanks Janis & Suzan
There seems to be conflicting info on this.
Think my Nurse was being over cautious yesterday. It's very unlike her & I think that is why I went with her opinion. Nurse was reacting as if I would immediately have bone necrosis and then worrying that I would have a femur fracture without the zometa. Which was a bit worrying. Ironically one of the problems with zometa is that it can cause femur fractures - exactly what you are trying to avoid.
I'm sure all these things are the exception to the rule or no-one would risk them.

01-22-2016, 03:02 AM	#4
Juls Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: UK Posts: 563	Re: Zometa and dental treatment. Thanks Janis & Suzan There seems to be conflicting info on this. Think my Nurse was being over cautious yesterday. It's very unlike her & I think that is why I went with her opinion. Nurse was reacting as if I would immediately have bone necrosis and then worrying that I would have a femur fracture without the zometa. Which was a bit worrying. Ironically one of the problems with zometa is that it can cause femur fractures - exactly what you are trying to avoid. I'm sure all these things are the exception to the rule or no-one would risk them.