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I asked my doctor this week to be referred to have a bone density scan. She said no as I’m taking medication for my bones so there is no need for the scan, I’m on Risedronate sodium tablet once a week have been for many years. I’ve only ever had one of these scans when I got diagnosed with osteoporosis.
Can anyone tell me how often do you have a bone density scan, or where can I get the information on this please xxx
I am 73 years old. I was diagnosed with osteoporosis in 2019 after I had a bone scan. My doctor wanted me to go on the meds, but I researched and decided to try the natural supplements AlgaeCal Plus and Strontium Boost. After 9 months on it, I went from osteoporosis back to osteopenia. My last 2 bone scans were done in 2021 and 2023 and I had improvement both times. Medicare covers dexa scans every 2 years. Wishing everyone well!
@A MyOsteoTeam Member hello to you from sunny Queensland in Subtropical Australia and I hope you’re feeling well too and enjoying your day!
We are Recommended to have a bone density test every 2 years
Hugs from Judyxx
I have only had 2 bonescans in my lifetime and I am 80 Years old. They were about 20 years apart,
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Hi Jody , in answer to your question , in Australia we have the bone density scan every 2 years .
How are you doing these days ?
I’m getting ready to have a new right hip replacement on the 23rd November , as I know what to expect this time I’m a little anxious , it’s the recovery that’s not easy on your own , having said that , I’m going to my eldest daughter’s for awhile after Hospital .
Sending love and hugs to you Jody ……Val xxx
I have been having a bone density scan once every year since been diagnosed. I agree with my doctor😊. It’s good to know the results are not worsening 😊
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