Prolia Injection is a medicine used to treat osteoporosis in postmenopausal women and in men who are at higher risk of fractures. It helps strengthen bones and lowers the chance of fractures.
It works by reducing bone breakdown, helping to increase bone density over time. This injection should only be given by a healthcare professional and should not be administered at home. Continue your treatment as directed by your doctor, even if you feel well, to maintain bone strength.
Taking adequate calcium and vitamin D, either through diet or supplements as advised by your doctor, along with regular weight-bearing exercise, can help support bone health during this treatment.
Before starting this treatment, tell your doctor if you have low blood calcium, kidney problems, or dental issues. Inform your doctor before any dental work, as this medicine can occasionally affect jaw bone healing. Report any unusual thigh or groin pain to your doctor promptly.









































