Calcitonin ampoules are used to treat osteoporosis and Paget's disease of the bone. They work to reduce bone erosion and limit the activity of cells responsible for bone breakdown, helping to maintain bone density and reduce the risk of fractures. Doctors also prescribe them in some cases of high blood calcium resulting from bone disorders or tumors. They are an effective treatment that contributes to supporting skeletal health and improving patient stability.
These injections are an important treatment option, as
calcitonin helps reduce bone pain associated with Paget's disease and enhances the patient's ability to move and perform daily activities. They can also be combined with a diet rich in calcium and vitamin D, in addition to appropriate exercise to strengthen bones. They should be given under direct medical supervision, with regular monitoring of blood calcium levels to ensure maximum benefit from the treatment and maintain patient safety.