There's Vivelle for osteoporosis. If you go to drugs.com, you can search medications by conditio
Posted By: me on 2009-04-10
In Reply to: urgent drug help - wiccangirl
Subject: There's Vivelle for osteoporosis. If you go to drugs.com, you can search medications by condition.
It is a really good reference web site for that. Try going in and clicking on osteoporosis and see if anything sounds like what is dictated.
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