Overview
Bones weaken silently, and a fracture is often the first sign. Osteoporosis is common with age, after menopause and with certain medicines or hormone disorders, but it can be assessed early and treated.
Osteoporosis is one of the areas Dr. Joshi has researched. Care combines fracture-risk assessment, correction of vitamin D and calcium problems, and treatment where it is needed.
Conditions We Manage
Osteoporosis and osteopenia
Vitamin D deficiency
Calcium metabolism disorders
Bone loss after menopause
Bone health with long-term steroid use
Fracture risk assessment
What to Expect
01
Risk assessment
Age, family history, medicines and bone density results are reviewed.
02
Cause check
Vitamin D, calcium and hormonal causes of bone loss are looked for.
03
Treatment plan
Nutrition, exercise guidance and medicines where they are indicated.
04
Follow-up
Repeat evaluation to see how your bones are responding.