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Short answer Abaloparatide and pregnancy: what to do Common questions Related questions Sources**No, you should not use abaloparatide injection (Tymlos) while pregnant.**
This osteoporosis medicine is approved for women after menopause and for men at high risk of fractures. There are no human pregnancy data, and animal reproduction studies have not been conducted, so its effects on pregnancy are unknown. If you become pregnant or think you might be pregnant, contact your prescriber before your next injection. Your clinician can review any doses already taken and help you choose an appropriate bone health plan during pregnancy.
Abaloparatide and pregnancy: what to do
Common questions
Can you take Abaloparatide Injection while pregnant?
No, you should not use abaloparatide injection (Tymlos) during pregnancy. It treats osteoporosis in women after menopause and in men at high risk of fractures; it is not indicated for women who could become pregnant. There are no human pregnancy data, and animal reproduction studies have not been conducted. If you are pregnant or suspect pregnancy, contact your prescriber before your next dose. Share the dates and amounts of any injections you have taken. Exposure does not establish that harm occurred, but you need a clinician to review it and plan your osteoporosis care.