TAKE THE OSTEOPOROSIS RISK TEST¹

Have you broken a bone after a minor fall, after the age of 50?
YES

NO

Have you fallen more than once in the past 12 months?
YES

NO

Have you lost more than 4 cm of height since the age of 40?
YES

NO

Have either of your parents been diagnosed with osteoporosis or had a hip fracture?
YES

NO

GET MY RESULTS

Your Result

You answered YES to one or more risk factors for osteoporosis.

Talk to your doctor to today to prevent more broken bones.

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FIND OUT ABOUT FRACTURES

Your Result

You answered YES to one or more risk factors for osteoporosis.

Talk to your doctor to learn how to protect your bones.

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LEARN HOW TO PREVENT FRACTURES

Your Result

You clicked “No” to four risk factors for osteoporosis.

Talk to your doctor if you experience any of these in the future.

Click on the link below to learn about other risk factors for osteoporosis.

LEARN ABOUT OSTEOPOROSIS

FRACTURE TYPES & HOW THEY CAN IMPACT YOU

04/04/2022: Osteoporotic fractures most commonly occur at the wrist, hip and spine. If you have broken a bone at any of these places, the effect on your independence can be dramatically different.
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DOES FRACTURE RISK REDUCE OVER TIME?

01/04/2022: In people over 50 years, a fracture from minimal trauma is likely to mean that you have osteoporosis, which means you are at higher risk for more fractures over a long period of time.
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RETURNING TO NORMAL ACTIVITIES AFTER A FRAGILITY FRACTURE

07/02/2022: Are you thinking about returning to work after a bone fracture? Or do you normally manage a home? How soon you can return to work and your normal routine will depend on how serious your fracture is, how long your fracture will take to heal, how physical your job is.
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