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How Do I Know If My Osteoporosis Treatment is Working? The Role of Bone Markers

Reader Question: My doctor who has been treating me for osteoporosis told me that I should stop taking my medicine because my ‘bone markers' were low. What does this mean? I am scared to go off my medicines. What is this test? After the diagnosis of osteoporosis is made and one begins therapy, it is often difficult to determine if the... Read more Chevron

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