Bone loss in menopause!

In its simplest definition, the term "cut-off of women" menopause women are experiencing a difficult and complicated process both physiologically and psychologically. Considering that women enter the menopause between the ages of 45-55, approximately half of their lives constitute post-menopausal period.

Menopause The most troublesome process is the bone marrow ...
One of the fearful dreams of women is the menopausal period, the end of the productive period ... Most women are unable to escape from this crucial turning point. Of course, the accompanying nervousness, menstrual irregularity, hot flashes and other routine symptoms, as well as putting women in serious trouble, the menopausal bone loss is a horrific dream.

Professor of Orthopedics and Traumatology Dr. Ismet Teoman Benli, "Menopausal osteoporosis seen in the world, such as osteoporosis, the world is also serious in our country health a problem that can lead to problems, but never in all women. It is known that the frequency with which to change with scientific sources is around 10 percent. In other words, only one of every 10 females is seen in bone. "

Feed properly at an early age
Genetic susceptibility to bone erosion increases the risk. For this reason, a woman entering a menopause, such as aunt in a close relatives of menopause after menopause, if these women are entering the risk stating that the professor. Dr. Ismet Teoman Benli, said:

"Women at this risk group should definitely go to Orthopedics and Traumatology, Physical Therapy, Gynecology and Endocrine doctors for control, and to lower the risk of post-menopausal osteoporosis, calcium intake at younger ages is very important." Our bones are like banks, dollar . In order to prevent the development of postmenopausal bone growth in the future, girls between these ages should definitely be fed with calcium-rich and fill their own bone banks. "

Bone scan is not often done!
Professor of Orthopedics and Traumatology, Professor of Orthopedics and Traumatology, explains that bone erection is done with "dansitometry" methods known as bone scan among the people in full-fledged hospitals. Dr. "The most common method is DEXA, and calcium, vitamin D and hormone assays need to be done," said Ismet Teoman Benli.

Underlining that women do not need a bone scan if there is no pre-menopausal bone disease, Prof. Dr. Ismet Teoman Benli concluded his words as follows:

"Postmenopausal bone erosion is successfully treated with medical methods today, followed by bone scan at the earliest, with the result being the earliest 13 months after the menopause, with simple traumas fractures on the hips, wrists and vertebrae .

Surgical treatment may be needed in these cases. Such situations that can occur after menopause can be treated without disturbing your life quality. "