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Hi causes of asteoporosis?
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Genetics: Premature menopause, lack of weight bearing exercise, poor ca++ intake, some meds, smoking.
Answered 4/22/2013
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Several: Risk factors for osteoporosis include but not limited to. Age. Smoking history. Excessive alcohol intake. Family history of osteoporosis. Use of corticosteroids on prolonged basis. Use of certain hormonal treatments for prostate cancer. Medical disorders calling malabsorption. Calcium and vitamin D deficiency
Answered 7/20/2018
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