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If I stop taking Fosamax, will I still be at risk for jaw decay?

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If I stop taking Fosamax, will I still be at risk for jaw decay?

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Bisphosphonates, like Fosamax, are not metabolized in the body. Because of this, the drugs for bone pain may remain in your body even after you stop taking the drug. Research results vary in determining the actual length of time bisphosphonates remain, ranging from several months to several years. Since the drug and its effects linger in your body, even after you stop taking Fosamax you may be at risk for jaw decay.

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