Fosamax Side Effects
Fosamax has several potentially severe side effects, including osteonecrosis of the jaw
(ONJ), a destructive disorder in the mouth that causes painful gums, loosening
of the teeth, and poor healing of the gums after surgery. While ONJ is the most
dangerous and can even lead to the removal of the jaw, people have been known to
suffer other adverse effects of Fosamax. Some of the more common Fosamax side effects
include upset stomach, nausea, abdominal cramps, diarrhea, excessive flatulence,
or severe constipation. There are also reports of severe esophageal trauma and ulceration
that can require extensive hospitalization to repair. Fosamax side effects can also
include non-specific muscle, bone and joint pain.
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