Can osteoporosis cause weight loss?
My mother was recently diagnosed with osteoporosis, and she's also lost quite a bit of weight without trying. Could her osteoporosis be the reason for this weight loss?
My mother was recently diagnosed with osteoporosis, and she's also lost quite a bit of weight without trying. Could her osteoporosis be the reason for this weight loss?
I was just reading up on bone health and apparently osteoporosis itself doesn't cause weight loss directly. However, the pain or loss of height might affect your daily activity and appetite. Quite interesting to know.
My mother was recently diagnosed with osteoporosis and she has lost some weight too. Is this happening with anyone else? It makes me really anxious, I hope it is not something more serious.
My mother's endocrinologist explained that osteoporosis weakens bones but doesn't burn fat or cause direct weight loss. If there is sudden weight loss, we need to look into other factors like thyroid or diet changes.
When I was diagnosed, the stress and back pain made me lose my appetite completely, leading to weight loss. It was a very tough emotional phase for me. Please take care and eat well, your bones need nutrition.
I manage high BP and focus a lot on lifestyle. If you are experiencing sudden weight loss along with bone weakness, please get a full checkup done. It is better to have a doctor analyze your blood reports.
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