Post by account_disabled on Dec 12, 2023 6:02:32 GMT
'Osteoporosis' is a silent danger that should not be overlooked. Doctors at Wimut Hospital recommend 'exercise - eat nutritious food ' Ready for pre-bone screening Thin or porous to the point of being dangerous When we were teenagers No matter what activity you can do, you can do it. fully because the body still has strength and agility Even a slight bump or fall is not a problem. But when you start to get older Injuries from collisions or falls are also considered. It will be more intense than ever. This may be a warning sign. 'Osteoporosis' that results in our bones not being strong and if left for a long time and not treated The treatment could easily lead to a broken bone.
Strong as usual To the point that even a slight fall or lifting a heavy object can cause a bone to break. Dr. Atiporn Terdyotin explains that osteoporosis often occurs with females more than males “Women aged 50 years Email Data and over are more likely to develop osteoporosis. The rate of osteoporosis is approximately 33%, while for males it is approximately 20%. In general, This disease is more common in females than males. Because women's bones are smaller and when women begin to enter adulthood Menopause or menopause The hormone estrogen in women helps By inhibiting bone resorption, it will decrease, resulting in rapid bone decomposition.
Osteoporosis - bone degeneration How are they different?In the elderly, there is another disease that Often encountered is degenerative bone disease. which is different from bone disease It's exactly what makes us feel. Pain or reduced movement in the joint that has deteriorated As for osteoporosis, bones become thinner, poorer in quality, and stronger. The strength of the bones decreases. As a result, various bones in the body are easily broken, without any warning signs beforehand. In fact, aside from the elderly Both bone diseases It can occu
Strong as usual To the point that even a slight fall or lifting a heavy object can cause a bone to break. Dr. Atiporn Terdyotin explains that osteoporosis often occurs with females more than males “Women aged 50 years Email Data and over are more likely to develop osteoporosis. The rate of osteoporosis is approximately 33%, while for males it is approximately 20%. In general, This disease is more common in females than males. Because women's bones are smaller and when women begin to enter adulthood Menopause or menopause The hormone estrogen in women helps By inhibiting bone resorption, it will decrease, resulting in rapid bone decomposition.
Osteoporosis - bone degeneration How are they different?In the elderly, there is another disease that Often encountered is degenerative bone disease. which is different from bone disease It's exactly what makes us feel. Pain or reduced movement in the joint that has deteriorated As for osteoporosis, bones become thinner, poorer in quality, and stronger. The strength of the bones decreases. As a result, various bones in the body are easily broken, without any warning signs beforehand. In fact, aside from the elderly Both bone diseases It can occu
