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Bones then become weak and brittle and can break easily. Menopause raises your risk of osteoporosis because during the first few years after menopause, women ...
"Osteoporosis is thinning of the bone to the point where the bones can break," says Dr. Bart Clarke, a Mayo Clinic endocrinologist.
Fractures can range from tiny cracks in the bones to breaks in more than ... A broken foot bone might cause some of these symptoms: Instant throbbing ...
Osteogenesis imperfecta, sometimes called brittle bone disease ... Juvenile Paget disease, a disorder that causes bones to be abnormally large, deformed and weak ...
As people age, bones lose some of their structure. Osteopenia and osteoporosis are both conditions in which bones become less dense and, therefore, ...
Most often, the extra calcium in the blood is leached from the bones. This weakens the bones. It can cause bone pain and muscle weakness. Brain. Hypercalcemia ...
Clarke recommends talking to your primary care provider and asking about bone density testing if you have had previous low-trauma fractures or risk factors for ...
Not having enough vitamin D in the body can cause a variety of problems. Bone weakness is one of the most serious. Not many foods naturally contain vitamin D, ...
Poor or slow healing. A badly broken collarbone might heal slowly or not all the way. Poor joining of the bones during healing can shorten the bone. A lump in ...
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