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Gustavo said: "When my wife, Antonia, fell and broke her hip I was shocked. You see, the same thing happened to her mother, but she was an old lady by then! Antonio is only 68, and she still seems young and beautiful -- at least to me. As soon as she is better her doctor wants to do some sort of a scan to see how thick her bones are. But I don't think she has that disease that everyone talks about! She has always watched her weight and been active with our kids and grandchildren. It's true she likes her coffee and diet colas, and doesn't drink milk, but that is not enough to make a person's bones fall apart, is it?"
Study the Table below. Risk FACTORS for Osteoporosis
Modifiable Risk Factors
Non-modifiable Risk Factors
Smoking
Older age (elderly)
Low body weight
Caucasian or Asian race
Low calcium intake
History of fractures as an adult
Low sum exposure
Family history of osteoporosis
History of amenorrhea (failure to menstrate) in women with inadequate nutrition
Alcohol abuse
Gender (female)
Estrogen deficiency (females)
Repeated falls
Sedentary lifestyle
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