Bonviva Injection

Buy Bonviva Injection for patients that have osteoporosis. Bonviva Injection, which has the generic name of ibandronic acid, is mostly used as a treatment for postmenopausal aged women who have an increased risk of fractures.

Who benefits the most from Bonviva Injection

This medication is actually approved by the FDA as a solution for postmenopausal aged women who have osteoporosis. However, some doctors have prescribed this solution to men as well.

Ailments Treated with Bonviva Injection

This product is a medicine only available via prescription, and can reduce the risk of vertebral fractures. Its efficacy when it comes to preventing femoral neck fractures has not been shown, though.

How does Bonviva Injection work?

The active ingredient in Bonviva Injection is ibandronic acid, which is known as a bisphosphonate. This kind of medicine stopes osteoclasts’ action, which are the cells that are heavily involved in bone tissue degradation and breaking. Blocking the action of the osteoclast cells has shown to help reduce or even eliminate the bone loss or breaks that happen with women in the postmenopausal age. The tablet itself includes lactose monohydrate, cellulose, crospovidone, stearic acid, silica, povidone, and others.

Treatment Details

The recommended dosage for Bonviva in intravenous injection form is 3mg, which is in one pre-filled syringe every 3 months. The injection itself must be administered by a qualified health care worker, as it is injected into the vein only and not anywhere else.

How long does Bonviva Injection last?

How long the patients need to use the medicine will depend on the level of risk the patient has of having breaks or fractures. For those will low risk while taking this medicine, they are usually asked to take the drug for around 3 to 5 years, but it will still be a case-to-case basis.

Safety Information

Patients with hypersensitivities to any of Bonviva Injection ’s components should avoid it. Patients with existing hypocalcemia should have it treated first before starting on Bonviva Injection. Patients that have low blood calcium levels should also avoid this drug, or those patients that have esophagus abnormalities who cannot sit upright or stand for at least an hour. Check the leaflet for full list.

Other Side Effects 

These are signs of infections and if the patient has them, they should immediately call the doctor

• Allergic reactions
• Atypical femur fractures
• Jaw osteonecrosis
• Gastrointestinal irritation
• Eye inflammation

Common side effects include:

• Joint pain
• Flu-like symptoms
• Muscle pain
• Stomach pain
• Exhaustion or feeling of tiredness

For a full list, please check the package leaflet.

Recovery Time 

Calcium supplements should not be used within 1 hour of Bonviva Injection application. If a dose is missed, the patient must schedule an appointment for the injection as soon as possible, and any future doses must then follow the date of the most recent injection i.e., 3 months from the date of the last application.

Cost of Bonviva Injection

A 3mg/3ml pre-filled syringe of this medication averages for around $148 each.

Bottom line

In the hip, Bonviva Injections have shown to increase bone density by around 3%. It has been granted a marketing authorization that was allowed throughout the European Union since February of 2004, and since then has help protect millions of women from fractures and breaks caused by post-menopausal osteoporosis.

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