Millions of postmenopausal women find themselves facing a diagnosis of osteoporosis, but what does that mean for their daily ...

As bones age, they may weaken or grow abnormally. Osteoporosis and Paget's disease, though different, both affect bone health ...

ANSWER: There is at least one long-term danger I know from the long-term use of acetaminophen (Tylenol), and it is kidney ...

During training, I started to feel pain in my left leg in a similar place ... borderline between osteopenia (low bone density) and osteoporosis. What might have caused my bone loss It was a ...

Several studies have shown an increased risk of chronic kidney disease in long-term users of acetaminophen after many years.

Men who put on as little as three kilograms in five years are more likely to have back pain and even suffer long-term ...

Mrs D. was prescribed a bisphosphonate for the treatment of her osteoporosis. Pain control was initiated with a non-opioid analgesic (paracetamol), but this was quickly changed to codeine because ...

Not only do you have back pain, but if you've had one vertebral ... But if you get shorter because of osteoporosis, it's because of fractures in your spine, which may cause some deformity.

For weak and brittle bones (osteoporosis): 200 mg of ipriflavone three times daily. For a bone disease that can cause pain (Paget disease): 600-1200 mg of ipriflavone daily.