Can You Include In Your Guide To Osteoporosis Information About Osteopenia?

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My most recent DEXA scan was evaluated and I have been informed that I have osteopenia. I do experience hip pain in both of my hips. I have been doing exercise and have done physical therapy.
You mention the hip fractures as they relate to osteoporosis. Can you share information as it relates to osteopenia.

October 11, 2023

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