Re: I have a questionThanks so much Larry. I will tell my brother.
Di
"Larry" <larry@nospam,net > wrote in message
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> Osteoporosis itself normally doesn't cause pain:
>
> http :// www .spineuniverse,com /displayarticle.php/article4040.html
> http :// archives.cnn,com /2001/HEALTH/conditions/07/24/sixty.now/index.html
> http :// www .amerchiro.org/content css.cfm?CID‚
>
> It is the changes in the body that result sometimes from osteoporosis
> that can be painful. As examples, vertebral fractures and vertebral
> collapse.
>
> A 52 y/o male with osteoporosis is somewhat of an anomaly. I would think
> he should have been tested for other causes that would make the
> osteoporosis secondary (i.e. caused by another problem/issue in the
> body). A consult with a good endocrinologist would be a good idea if it
> hasn't happened already.
>
> Diane wrote:
>> Hi All,
>>
>> My brother has osteoporosis. He was wondering if a person would have
>> pain with this disease or if it is a painless disease? His back has
>> been giving him a lot of problems. TIA
>>
>> Di