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Causes of osteoporosis and bone markers via blood and urine testing

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kathleen65757
kathleen65757

Has anyone found the cause of their osteoporosis and addressed that? Not just guessing which I have done but actually seeing a bone specialist who can get to the root of why we are losing bone mass.

How common is testing using blood and urine samples to discover more about the state of our bones? Should we do that?

What countries are doing this better? What questions should we be asking?

Let’s pool what we know about causes and testing.

 

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    The schatzkii ring is located at the gastro oesophageal juncture. I just checked.
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