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Screening for osteoporosis and bone health assessment as oestrogen levels decline after menopause.
Key Highlights:
- Screening for osteoporosis risk after menopause
- Guidance on calcium, vitamin D and bone-protective habits
- Referral for bone density scanning when indicated
- Early detection to help prevent fractures later in life
Early Risk Screening
Bone health is checked before fractures become a risk, not after.
Practical Prevention
Everyday guidance on calcium, vitamin D and activity, not just test results.
Your path to stronger bones
Bone density naturally declines after menopause. Early screening and simple preventive habits protect you from fractures later in life.
Osteoporosis Screening
Risk assessed before problems develop.
Practical Guidance
Calcium, vitamin D and activity advice.
Early Detection
Referral for scanning when indicated.
Compassionate care at every step
Bone health is checked proactively, with practical steps you can start right away.
Step 01
Risk Assessment
Review of your menopausal status, history and risk factors.
Step 02
Scanning if Indicated
Referral for bone density scanning where appropriate.
Step 03
Prevention Plan
Guidance on calcium, vitamin D and weight-bearing activity.
Frequently asked question
It's often recommended around or after menopause, or earlier if you have specific risk factors ÔÇö your doctor will advise.
Bone loss can be slowed and sometimes partially improved with the right treatment and lifestyle changes, especially if caught early.
It depends on your bone density results ÔÇö some women manage well with diet and exercise, others need additional medication.
