A Comparative Study of Current Methods and Recent Advances in the Diagnosis and Assessment of Osteoporosis

Abstract

Osteoporosis is an abnormality that is manifested by a decrease in bone density. People with light skin, fine skeletons, a family history of osteoporosis, smokers, sedentary people and postmenopausal women are more likely to develop the disease. Early diagnosis of this disease can be of great help to improve one's future life course and prevent potential risks. There are currently ways to diagnose the disease that is discussed below. But what is important in this study is how to diagnose the disease further in this study and to use the tools that are least risky for the individual. In this case, almost all people in the community, including children and sick people, can also be tested. The person with the disease will receive early treatment.