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What happens if you miss a dose of Abaloparatide Injection?

Updated Sep 6, 20261 min readAnswer
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**If you miss an abaloparatide injection, take it when you remember that same day, but skip it if the day has already passed.**

Never inject more than one dose in a day to catch up. If you remember the next day, resume your usual daily schedule. Set a daily reminder and record each injection immediately afterward. If you repeatedly miss doses or skip them because of side effects, contact your prescriber to discuss your treatment.

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What to do about a missed abaloparatide dose

1**Check the day:**Take the missed dose only if you remember it on the same day.
2**Skip yesterday's dose:**Resume your regular schedule if the day of the missed injection has passed.
3**Avoid extra doses:**Never inject more than one dose in a day.
4**Record each injection:**Mark your dose as taken immediately after injecting.
5**Contact your prescriber:**Discuss repeated missed doses or side effects that interrupt your treatment.

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What happens if you miss a dose of Abaloparatide Injection?

If you miss your abaloparatide (Tymlos) injection, take your usual dose as soon as you remember that same day. If the day has already passed, skip the missed dose and resume your regular schedule. Never inject more than one dose per day or increase your dose to catch up. If you cannot remember whether you already injected today, ask your pharmacist before taking another dose. Use a daily alarm and injection log to prevent missed or repeated doses. Contact your prescriber if missed doses keep happening or side effects make you avoid treatment.

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