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Fosamax Plus D Uses  

Fosamax Plus D (generic name: alendronate sodium & cholecalciferol) is an oral medication indicated to treat osteoporosis in postmenopausal women. It is also prescribed to increase bone mass among men with osteoporosis. However, this medication should not be used to treat vitamin D deficiency.

This is available in Fosamax Plus D 70 mg/2800 IU and 70 mg/5600 IU tablet forms.

How does Fosamax Plus D work?  

This product is a combination of bisphosphonates and vitamin D analogs. This medication has an action on the localization to the sites of bone resorption, particularly under osteoclasts. It does not impede osteoclast recruitment or attachment, but it inhibits osteoclast activity. Additionally, it supplies vitamin D, which is required in normal bone formation.

How to use Fosamax Plus D  

You should begin by reading the medication information leaflet that comes with the product. Do not take this type of prescription drug if you have not yet fully understood the drug information and warnings in the guide provided. If you need more medical advice or have inquiries about the uses of this medication, you can ask your doctor or pharmacist.

Take Fosamax Plus D tablet orally. This is usually taken once a week or as prescribed by your physician. You must take this medication upon waking up in the morning or before taking your first meal, beverage, or other drugs. Do not divide, suck, or chew the tablet, swallow whole and drink a full glass of plain water. Then, stay in an upright position for not less than 30 minutes. It could be standing, sitting, or walking. Further, you should also wait for 30 minutes before eating, drinking, or taking other medications.

Make sure this drug is taken regularly and precisely as prescribed. Set up a schedule so you don’t forget to take it. Do not alter your Fosamax Plus D dosage and frequency as it is based on your medical condition and response to therapy. Furthermore, you should not stop taking this medication unless advised because doing so could worsen your condition.

Fosamax Plus D Side Effects  

Common side effects: 

-Nausea 

-Headache 

-Gas 

-Stomach upset  

-Constipation  

-Diarrhea 

-Back pain

It is common for this medication to cause mild side effects that last only a short period of time. If the adverse reactions do not get better or become worse, you must hold this medication and talk to your doctor or pharmacist.

Furthermore, you need to report any severe side effects, including: 

-Jaw or ear pain 

-Swelling of the extremities 

-Increased or severe bone pain 

-Muscle pain 

-Joint pain 

-Black/tarry stool 

-Vomit that looks like coffee grounds 

-Worsening heartburn 

-Difficulty swallowing 

-Chest pain  

This is not a full or complete list of the side effects of Fosamax Plus D.

Precautions when using Fosamax Plus D  

Before you begin using this medication, you must disclose your complete medical history with your physician. This includes any history of esophageal stricture or achalasia, recent bone fractures, trouble standing or sitting, difficulty swallowing, low calcium levels, gastrointestinal disorders, and kidney problems. Some diseases or disorders may affect how your body will respond to the medication. Also, you should discuss all the prescription drugs, nonprescription drugs, supplements, and herbal products you are taking because of possible drug interactions.

If you are taking this medication, keep an eye out for an allergic reaction. If you are allergic to alendronate, vitamin D3, Vitamin D products, bisphosphonates, or any other inactive ingredients it may contain, you should not use this medication. Immediately call for emergency medical help once you experience signs of severe hypersensitivities, such as hives/itchiness, swelling of the face and neck, skin rashes, severe dizziness, and breathing trouble.

There is a possibility that this medication could cause serious jawbone problems. You will be asked by your doctor to have your mouth examined before starting treatment. Be sure to have regular dental examinations and practice good oral hygiene to prevent jawbone problems. Also, you must report to a healthcare provider right away if you experience jaw pain.

Due to possible harm to unborn babies and breastfed infants, pregnant and breastfeeding women should avoid using this oral medication. This medication may stay in the body for many years and may also pass into breastmilk.

How much is Fosamax Plus D? 

You can check the Fosamax Plus D price from this page. For a lower price, we also carry generic.

Frequently Asked Questions  

What is the difference between Fosamax and Fosamax Plus D? 

The former only contains alendronate, while the latter has alendronate and cholecalciferol.

Why should I take Fosamax on an empty stomach? 

This prescription medication is best absorbed on an empty stomach.

What medications could interact with Fosamax Plus D? 

Some medications that may decrease the absorption of Fosamax Plus D are didanosine, quinapril, antacids, calcium or iron supplements, cholestyramine, colestipol, and orlistat.

Are there foods that I should avoid while taking Fosamax D Plus? 

While taking this drug, avoid dairy products, coffee, mineral water, tea, calcium-enriched juice, and products with olestra.