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Wednesday, November 25, 2009
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Osteoporosis Caregivers

Being an osteoporosis caregiver is not easy. You must be vigilant about preventing fractures, the worst-case scenario for the osteoporosis patient. Read advice on how to care for a loved one who has osteoporosis and recommendations on what to do during the first 48 hours after a diagnosis of osteoporosis.

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  • Osteoporosis: The First 48 Hours
    The first 48 hours after being diagnosed with osteoporosis can be a scary and challenging time. But if your osteoporosis was detected after taking a bone densitometry test (DSX), count yourself lucky. The only other way to find out is far more painful – by sustaining a fracture.
  • Caring For Your Loved One With Osteoporosis
    Caring for someone with osteoporosis is no easy task. You must constantly be on your guard against anything that could contribute to a fracture, the worst-case scenario for the osteoporosis patient.

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