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Osteoporosis an overview: Prevention and control

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Rehan Naqvihttps://orcid.org/0000-0001-8752-2503

Riggs pharmaceuticals, Karachi, Pakistan

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DOI https://doi.org/10.55006/biolsciences.2023.03013 Citation Biological Sciences, Vol. 3 No. 1 (2023), 366-375

Abstract

Osteoporosis is a common age-related disorder manifested clinically by way of skeletal fractures, specifically fractures of the vertebrae, hip, and distal forearm. The essential cause of these fractures is low bone mass, although growth in trauma due to falls in the aged also contributes. There are multiple reasons for the low bone mass which, in any given person, can also make a contribution differently to the development of the osteopenia. The maximum vital groups of causes are failure to attain adequate top bone mass, sluggish bone loss because of techniques relating to ageing, the menopause in women, and a spread of sporadic behavioral, dietary, and environmental factors that have an effect on bone mass in some but not in different people. The maximum vital technique is prevention. Drugs and behavioral factors regarded to cause bone loss need to be eliminated and perimenopausal girls need to be evaluated for feasible preventive administration of estrogen. For sufferers with fractures because of set up osteoporosis, the only tablets authorized via the food and drug management are the antiresorptive retailers calcium, estrogen, and calcitonin. Formation-stimulating regimens but are being advanced and can be available for scientific use within the foreseeable destiny. These regimens may be able to grow bone mass to above the fracture threshold, thereby resulting in a medical treatment of the osteoporosis.

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Rehan Naqvi Riggs pharmaceuticals, Karachi, Pakistan

 I did my Phd working as Head of Marketing and sales in Riggs pharmaceuticals I have more than 30 years experience in the field of sales and marketing I have sold many products like Antibiotics Analgesic  antifungal antimycotic anti allergy antidiabetic  anti malarial vitamins calcium iron etc

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