What is austoporosises
This is about bones in body being weak due to insufficent calciume and i have been told that mostly Women have this poblems for two reson, 1.because of going through Praganacy.
2.after Momopause.
Most of the time 8 out of 10 it is women who r prone to this after the Age of 45yrs.
few cases Males r also effected.
can any one explain the cause & Treatment in details?
Answer:Osteoporosis is a decrease in bone mass and bone density and an increased risk and/or incidence of fracture. It develops when bone is no longer replaced as quickly as it is removed. The primary goal of treatment of osteoporosis is to reduce the risk of pathologic fractures. The three mainstays of treatment are: Weight-bearing exercise, Nutrition supplementation, and medications. Bisphosphanates (Fosamax), Calcitonin (Miacalcin), Raloxifene, and Estrogen.
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You are referring to osteoporosis, and it is indeed caused by hormonal changes, mostly in women after menopause. It is caused by a lack of calcium, following which the body extracts the calcium it needs from your bones.
You can stave off osteoporosis using calcium supplements.
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your bones get thinner and break more easy cuz the older u get u lose more calcuim. smoking a lot causes it too, cuz the nicotine stops the bones from soaking up the calcium it needs. when your young, estrogen keeps the calcium in your bones, but when u get old and have menopause, u lose estrogen , so u lose calcuim, too. the treatment is eating lots of stuff with calcuim like ice cream, cheese, milk, real dark green veggies and doing stuff that gives your bones lots of exercise--playing sports, dancing, running, walking a lot.
Men can have it,but it affects women mostly and it is after menopause that a woman has it .If you smoke you really need to consider quitting.You need plenty of calcium in your diet and if you don't get it in your diet take a calcium supplement and we all need exercise. And that is what I know about osteoporosis