My mother had numerous spinal fractures due to osteoporosis. I've just gone through menopause and tests show I don't have osteoporosis now. I have chosen not to take hormone replacement therapy. Under my doctor's directions, I'm getting adequate calcium and regular exercise. Are there any exercises I can do to reduce my risk of spinal fractures down the line?
My mother had numerous spinal fractures due to osteoporosis. I've just gone through menopause and tests show I don't have osteoporosis now. I have chosen not to take hormone replacement therapy. Under my doctor's directions, I'm getting adequate calcium and regular exercise. Are there any exercises I can do to reduce my risk of spinal fractures down the line? [electronic resource]
- Mayo Clinic health letter (English ed.) Oct 2002
- 8 p. digital
Publication Type: Journal Article
0741-6245
Exercise Therapy
Humans
Osteoporosis--complications
Spinal Fractures--etiology
Publication Type: Journal Article
0741-6245
Exercise Therapy
Humans
Osteoporosis--complications
Spinal Fractures--etiology