The “bone protection line” that protects the rheumatist — the understanding of osteoporosis and the decomposition of the earth.

In the rheumatism ward and clinic, a hidden health threat is often ignored, namely osteoporosis. Many patients with rheumatizing diseases are experiencing a “crisis” within their bones as they struggle with joint pains and swelling, and are becoming more vulnerable to bone like weathered rocks. Rheumatism, such as rheumatism, systemic red hemorrhoids, and strong straight spina, is itself the key to opening osteoporosis. When rheumatological arthritis occurs, the joints are inflammated, and the cause of inflammation is not only ravaging the joints but also ingesting through the blood circulation into the skeletal metabolic system. In this chaos, fractured bone cells are misdirected, full of horsepower, and the tissues are detached in a mad way, while the skeletal cells are disturbed by inflammation, with serious delays in repairing and building new bones, and the loss of bones. The adhesive glucose hormonal is often used as a rheumatist “circular instrument” and the side effects are shown: the intestinal intake of calcium is blocked, the kidney excretion of calcium increases, and the body’s calcium bank is “urgent”; the hormonal also disrupts the endocrinal rhythm, leaving the female, male and hormonal bones “guards” out of their posts, with no solid basis for their bones and abating them. The osteoporosis is so hidden that the patient is invisible. Gradually, the back of the waist appears to be crushing on a boulder, and the sour feeling comes back from sitting and standing; the pain is stiff in the morning and the movement is only a moment away. The days were long, and the height shrunk, and it was pretented, and the spinal column turned. Worse still, small collisions, daily bends and even sneezes can cause fragile bones to break, with frequent fractures of hips, wrists and vertebrae, seriously affecting the quality of life and even life. In the face of this difficult problem, the treatments are constantly new, and the hysteria is the bright “newshow”. The land swirl resistance is a single clone antibodies, which function in a very clever way, and it targets precisely to the nuclear factor 100B receptor activation factor (RANKL) system. RANKL, like the signaler who sounded the “crusher,” is able to assemble and activate broken bones and direct them to erode the bone; it resists the strong power of the earth to block the transmission of this signal, allowing the breakbone cell to “unhead the herd” and to reduce its level of activity, thereby effectively curbing the process of bone destruction. The advantages of land swirl resistance are high compared to traditional osteoporosis. It takes long periods of time to emptied, to keep up, to keep up, to keep up with the gastrointestinal irritation, and to make it difficult for many patients to endure; and the hysteria is administered by subcutaneous injection every six months, with little effect on the gastrointestinal tract. For patients with poor kidney function, traditional drug doses are limited, and land saliva resistance is not a concern and is more applicable. However, there is some sophistication in the use of drugs. Injecting areas may be red, swollen and painful in the short term and usually recede in a few days; calcium can be removed by a few at an early stage of the medication. Rheumatized patients are still required to have calcifiers, vitamin D, to build a solid skeletal nutritional foundation, to review bone density on a regular basis and to adjust the programme to the results. The rheumatism patients, instead of just staring at their joints, put bone health on the “Care List.” Actively cooperate with doctors in the screening of osteoporosis and, if necessary, in the use of advanced drugs such as dialysis, accompanied by nutrition, motor “aids”, which can provide a strong line of defence for the bones, free from the twin challenges of rheumatism and osteoporosis, leading to a healthy life. What’s the principle of hysteria for rheumatological osteoporosis? What are the specific methods and doses used to treat rheumatological osteoporosis? What other treatments are available for rheumatological osteoporosis, in addition to hysteria?