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 When patients with an elevated level of 1,25-D are given Fosamax (or other biphosphanates), it can cause calcium deposition into the soft tissues, reduced organ function and possible osteonecrosis of the jaw (ONJ). All these meds have some effect on the immune or endocrine system and are, therefore, to be avoided. When patients with an elevated level of 1,25-D are given Fosamax (or other biphosphanates), it can cause calcium deposition into the soft tissues, reduced organ function and possible osteonecrosis of the jaw (ONJ). All these meds have some effect on the immune or endocrine system and are, therefore, to be avoided.
  
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