osteopenia?

06/19/08

Becky

Topics:Osteopennia tx for gastric-bypass patient , Osteoporosis Treatment

What is the best choice for treatment of Osteopenia for someone who has had gastric-bypass and is unable to absorb calcium properly?

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Tuesday, September 09, 2008

John G.

Thanks for your question. Unfortunately, only your doctor can determine the best form of osteopenia treatment. For some background on osteopenia and its treatment, this article could be of use. However, only a doctor can determine the best course of action for someone with osteopenia.

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