Osteoprosis

[nasrinmohri]

I have osteoprosis during five past years. all the tests and resulted documents have been approved by the specialist.I have been taken the medicine regularly for five years. The medicine have been ALDERONADE, CALCIUM as recommend by specialist. But my body are loosing CALCIUM, this is approved by analysis. what is your recommendation to solve this problem. and any type of diet can be effective.
Thank you

[nasrinmohri]

Hello,thank you very much for your answer.I would like present more information for my problem as below:
I have taken 70mg Phozomax one per week and 1000mg of shell calcium per day regularly without any stop. after this period the Doctor was satisfied by the result of scan,but after that all the  24 hours urine test are showing loosing high range of calcium (it is necessary to mention that i have stop eating the medicine for 1.5 monthand then i have given theurine test.I kindlyappreciated your cooperation, and if possile any comment.
As you know loosing high rangeof calcium make my problem more progresive.
Thanks

[nasrinmohri]

Hello,thank you very much for your answer.I would like present more information for my problem as below:
I have taken 70mg Phozomax one per week and 1000mg of shell calcium per day regularly without any stop. after this period the Doctor was satisfied by the result of scan,but after that all the  24 hours urine test are showing loosing high range of calcium (it is necessary to mention that i have stop eating the medicine for 1.5 monthand then i have given theurine test.I kindlyappreciated your cooperation, and if possile any comment.
As you know loosing high rangeof calcium make my problem more progresive.
Thanks

[Dr Arora]

Hi, this is a common concern that people with osteoporosis ask. There are many issues that need to be addressed. This includes taking the medication properly, the right supplements, work up for additional causes of disease and careful evaluation of the bone density. Alderonade must be taken first thing in the morning on an empty stomach, without any other medications or food. Calcium and vitamin D supplements should be of good quality brand. A full workup should be performed on anyone who does not respond well to medications. This includes a full discussion of the patient's history, physical as well as laboratory workup. Finally bone scans should be read by experienced physicians by looking at the pictures of the scan and not by just reading the report. I hope this helps.