What’s different about bone fractures when you get older
When you’re older, bone fractures can heal slowly and lead to other health complications. So, it’s essential to keep your bones as healthy as possible. And if you fracture a bone after menopause, you’re five times more likely to fracture another bone within a year.
Learn about what to expect if you fracture a bone and steps to keep your bones strong and healthy.
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Do you need a DEXA scan?
A Dual-Energy X-ray Absorptiometry (DEXA or DXA) scan, also called a bone mineral density scan, is a common and reliable way to measure bone density and assess bone health. It’s recommended for anyone at high risk, all women over age 65 and all men over age 70.
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