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When calcium is recommended for osteoporosis, is it a special kind of calcium such as citrate or milate (please forgive incorrect spelling?)

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Citrate or carbonate: Either will do, if taken properly and in the correct amount, along with sufficient vitamin d. Check w/your physician.

Answered 3/29/2013

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Dr. Chaitanya Mamillapalli answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine

See below: it is better to get the calcium intake from the diet. Most patients that type of calcium preparation, does not matter. Please find additional information in the following link https://www.nof.org/patients/treatment/calciumvitamin-d/

Answered 7/19/2018

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