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What doctor works and specialises with osteoparosis?
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Many: Most primary doctors are experienced in osteoporosis as are GYN.Orthopedics are aware but usually are not main ones to treat.Some Rheumatologist and endocrinologist have a subspecialy interest in osteoporosis.
Answered 3/5/2019
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