Diagnosis and Treatment of Osteoporosis

By definition, "osteoporosis or porous bone is a disorder characterized by decreased bone mass and aggravated bone structure, increased risk of fragile bone and fractures of the hip, spine and wrist" (National Institutes of Health ) - osteoporosis and related bone diseases, 2012). Berarducci (2008) and Hansberger (2005) point out that osteoporosis is the most common disease among all bone diseases affecting both men and women. The incidence of this disease is increasing in the United States, affecting about 44 million Americans, estimated to be estimated at 10 to 14 million by 2020.

It is now evident that osteoporosis is a disease associated with the loss of bone calcium after examining the above materials. To check for osteoporosis, the diagnosis and treatment / prevention of osteoporosis helps to understand osteoporosis and all the diseases it requires. Numerous studies are still in progress to obtain better and more effective ways to diagnose, treat and treat osteoporosis. However, before this, people with osteoporosis must continue to use the methods currently available.

This publication is intended for people with osteoporosis, their families, and those interested in learning about the disease. It explains osteoporosis and its effects and includes information on the cause of the disease, diagnosis and treatment. This publication also includes current research results supported by National Institute of Arthritis and Dermatological Dermatology (NIAMS) and other National Health and Social Welfare Research Institute (NIH). It also includes risk factors for osteoporotic fractures, how to prevent disease and its progression, and how people with this disease can reduce the risk of future fractures. If you have further questions, you can talk with your doctor about these issues or get more information from the sources listed at the end of this document.