Olimab Injection is used to treat osteoporosis in postmenopausal women and in men at higher risk of fractures. It is an anti-osteoporosis medicine.
It strengthens the bones and lowers the chance of fractures. It is given by a doctor or nurse in the dose, frequency and duration prescribed by your doctor, and should not be self-administered. Continue treatment for as long as your doctor advises.
Take the calcium and vitamin D supplements directed by your doctor, include calcium-rich foods such as milk, curd and ragi, and do regular weight-bearing exercise such as walking.
Before it is given, tell your doctor if you have kidney problems or low calcium levels and about all other medicines, supplements or herbal products you take. Attend all follow-up appointments so your bone health can be monitored. Follow the prescribed treatment plan, report persistent or serious side effects, and do not end treatment unless your doctor advises you to do so.






















































