How might medications impact osteoporosis and risk for bone fracture? For example, what is a major...
How might medications impact osteoporosis and risk for bone fracture?
For example, what is a major side effect of proton pump inhibitors? How commonly is this medication prescribed?
Homework Answers
Long term use of some medicine like anticonvulsant and
glucocorticoids and gonadotropin-releasing hormone agonists leads
to bone density loss and cause a fracture. Osteoporosis is a
structural deterioration of bone tissue and loss of bone mass makes
the bone fragile and causes the risk of fracture.
For example:
chronic glucocorticoids use causes low bone remodeling and low bone
turn over. the primary action of osteoblasts reduces replication
and alters the maturation it decreases the bone cell function and
impairment inability and causes bone damage.
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