OSTEOPOROSIS AND MODERN METHODS OF ITS TREATMENT

Ubaydullayev Abbosxo'ja Xikmatilla o'g'li; Dusnazarova Lolaxon Elomonovna; Radjapova Rano Mamatovna

Authors

Ubaydullayev Abbosxo'ja Xikmatilla o'g'li Assistant of the department "Internal diseases, therapy in family medicine, cancer and hematology" of Tashkent Medical Academy, Termiz branch
Dusnazarova Lolaxon Elomonovna Assistant of the department "Internal diseases, therapy in family medicine, cancer and hematology" of Tashkent Medical Academy, Termiz branch
Radjapova Rano Mamatovna Assistant of the department "Internal diseases, therapy in family medicine, cancer and hematology" of Tashkent Medical Academy, Termiz branch

Keywords:

Osteoporosis, bone density, densitometry, rheumatoid arthritis, inflammation

Abstract

Osteoporosis is a bone disease characterized by increased fragility and brittleness. The reason for this is a lack of calcium in the body, a metabolic disorder due to a lack of calcium element in the bone system in general. People with osteoporosis are life-threatening because simple injuries or collisions can lead to broken bones, such as knocking hands and feet against equipment such as doors, tables, and stools. Situations that are normal for a healthy person can be dangerous for people with osteoporosis.