10 Osteopenia Symptoms

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6. Height Loss

Loss of height often occurs together with poor posture. This isn’t always an indication of a loss in bone density, but it can be a symptom of muscle weakening. However, as the spine and surrounding muscles function in tandem and are equally affected by a gain or loss of strength, a loss in muscle strength can lead to a loss in bone strength.

A significant loss in height can also be an indication of a fracture of the vertebrae, which may occur without any symptoms.

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