What is Boniva?
Boniva is a medication that is used to prevent and treat a type of bone loss known as Osteoporosis. This is a disease that causes your bones to become thinner over time and break much easier. Boniva is a medication that helps slow down bone loss and helps to maintain strong bones, and reduces the risk of fractures. Boniva comes in the one dose, which is 150mg. It is also known as Bonviva internationally.
How long should you take Boniva?
Typically this medication is only taken once every month. As for how many months, that is something you should discuss with your doctor.
How long do side effects of Boniva last?
Many of the flu like symptoms disappear after a time frame of 24 to 48 hours. However if they do persist, it is perhaps best to speak with your doctor.
What are the side effects of the drug Boniva?
What is listed here are considered the most common side effects to Boniva. These should pass with time, however if these side effects do persist or worsen you should speak with your doctor. The side effects are as follows; Headache, back pain, redness or swelling of the eyes, diarrhea, nausea or upset stomach, flu like symptoms, weakness, indigestions, allergic reaction, vomiting, dizziness, and vertigo. Keep in mind that these are not all of the side effects listed for this medication. If you have any questions regarding this medication, consult with your doctor.
How long does Boniva stay in your system?
Boniva can stay in your system from up to 12 to 13 days, since its half life is 157 hours, which is approximately 6.5 days.
How much is Boniva?
While the average price per pill in the United States is a bit expensive, you can find Boniva and its generic alternative Ibandronate for an affordable price on an approved online Canadian pharmacy, such as My Drug Center. Our starting price for 3 tablets is for $69.00.
Who manufactures Boniva?
Boniva is manufactured by a company called Hoffmann La Roche. It’s approval date was March 24th, 2005.