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I have started quarterly infusions per MO instructions. Should I discontinue 1200 mg calcium/25 mcg Vit D ?

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Take it if you need it. Zometa can increase the need for both.

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alperk in reply toTall_Allen

Blood test calcium was mid range, 9.3 mg/dl on 3/35. Started Zometa 4/11.

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My MO said I must take 1000 mg/day calcium with Prolia. Likewise, Dr. Google: "Zometa ... Patients should also be administered an oral calcium supplement of 500 mg ..."

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thanks

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