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fosamax and childbearingFrom: chris stanley (nd84md@aol.com)Fri Sep 15 19:41:10 2000
i have a woman 34yo on high dose prednisone for tx of MS. she is concerned about steroid induced osteoporosis. bone density is great right now. she wants to be put on fosamax, but i have little data on its use in premenopausal, much less childbearing, women. she is already on calcitonin nasal spray. can fosamax be leached from the bone matrix during pregnancy? she plans on having more children. any ideas or experience? thanks
-- cj stanley, md facog daytona beach, fl
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