Case Study- Osteoporosis Treatment Options
- Bisphosphonates:
available as daily, weekly or monthly preparations, taken on an empty stomach
to avoid chelation with the metal ions in the food. It improves bone mineral
density by 3 % per year when taken with calcium supplements.
- Calcitonin:
available as nasal spray, but requires dietary calcium intake.
- Calcitriol: oral,
but need to monitor plasma calcium and creatinine.
- Hormone Replacement
Therapy: reverses the urogenitory symptoms but increases the chances of
breast cancer.
- Strontium ranelate:
must be taken on an empty stomach to avoid chelation with the metal ions in the
food.
- Teriparatide:
only by injection.
- Raloxifene: does
not alter menopausal vasomotor symptoms.
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