Actonel Side Effects
Actonel Information
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Primary Drug Name: Actonel
Generic Drug Name: Risedronate
Actonel Information
Actonel osteoporosis medication is a prescription medicine used
to prevent and treat osteoporosis in postmenopausal women to prevent and treat
osteoporosis in men and women that is caused by treatment with steroid
medicines such as prednisone.
Osteoporosis Information - Read more Information about Osteoporosis Disease,
Osteoporosis Side Effects and Osteoporosis Prevention.
Actonel Paget's disease medication is used to treat Paget's
disease of bone (osteitis deformans). The treatment for Paget's disease is very
different than for osteoporosis and uses a different type of Actonel. If you
have Paget's Disease, ask your healthcare provider how to use Actonel.
Actonel osteoporosis medication may reverse bone loss by
stopping more loss of bone and increasing bone mass in most people who take it,
even though they won't be able to see or feel a difference. Actonel helps lower
the risk of breaking bones (fractures). Your health care provider may measure
the thickness (density) of your bones or do other tests to check your progress.
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