Osteoporosis is the most common skeletal disease. It is a whole-body osteoporosis that is characterized by low bone mass, damaged microstructures of the osteoporosis, resulting in increased bone flarity.
Osteoporosis is divided into two main categories of pre- and secondary vertebrate, which refers to osteoporosis caused by any disease and/or drug and other causes that affect bone metabolism, of which the medicine is most common with sugar cortex hormones.
The use of sugar cortex hormones is very widespread in the clinical field, especially in the Rheumatism Immunisation Section, for patients with rheumatism arthritis. Excess or lack of internal sugar cortex hormones have a significant impact on bone health and the risk of fracture. Exogenous sugar cortex hormones are now widely used for inflammation or immune systems. However, the long-term high-dose use of sugar cortex hormones can cause a large proportion of patients to suffer from sugar cortex-induced osteoporosis.
The main clinical manifestations fall into the following three categories: pain: back pain or perforation; increased pain or difficulty of movement in the event of an increase in the load; serious back-up, up and walking difficulties; spinal deformation: if the osteoporosis is severe, the height can be reduced to short, hunchback, spinal deformation and stretch restricted; cavity fractures: the patient is fractured in low-energy or non-violent conditions; common parts are thoracular, vertebrae, hipbone, and gillbone at the far end of the rib; the risk of re-branding is significantly increased after a rib fracture.
For patients with hormones greater than or equal to three months, the lifestyle needs to be adjusted for those at low risk of fractures: a lifestyle adjustment that includes a balanced diet; routine weight or confrontational training to limit alcohol intake; weight keeping within recommended limits and smoking cessation; proper exposure to sunlight and prevention of fallout; daily supplementation of elemental calcium (100 ~ 1200 mg); vitamin D (600 ~ 800EU) or active vitamin D.
Medium- and high-level fracture risk: in addition to calcium supplementation and vitamin D and lifestyle adjustment, the choice is made for dihydrazine, tripatrazine, twirl resistance, Relotzhoffen (after menopausal period), calcium (for three months) etc.
So if you find any of these symptoms, you have to call the doctor in time.
Osteoporosis
