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Why Osteoporosis Occurs?


Osteoporosis is caused by the loss of tissue that makes up the bone structure, which enlarges the pores between the bone tissues, and the texture of the bone becomes fragile and brittle.


Dynamics of bone

The appearance of the bone block seems to be fixed, but in fact the bone tissue is in constant renewal for a long time. Osteoblasts in the body are responsible for synthesizing new bone and osteoeroses are responsible for eroding old bone. Ageing and hormonal changes will aggravate bone erosion, while bone formation will slow down so that bone density cannot be maintained.


Effects of Osteoporosis

Osteoporosis itself does not have any symptoms. When pain occurs, there is often a fracture. After the age of 50, 1 in 3 women or 1 in 5 men will suffer from osteoporosis. Patients with osteoporosis may suffer from fractures due to minor collisions or falls. The most common fracture sites include femur, spine and forearm bones, which can lead to hip fractures, lumbar spine fractures and wrist fractures. Among them, the consequences of hip fracture are the most serious. The hip bone supports most of the activities of the lower body parts. Hip fracture can lead to inconvenient movement and even disability. Up to 20% of hip fracture cases will die within one year after the fracture .


How do I know if I have osteoporosis?

You can follow the doctor's instructions to scan a designated location or the whole body with X-rays through Dual Energy X-ray Densitometry (DEXA). This test can confirm whether you have osteoporosis without anesthesia or invasion of the body. In addition, through the ultrasonic osteoporosis screening device, the system can simply scan and analyze at the wrist position, 2-minute radiation-free bone scan can be used for bone density screening and analysis for people of any age, whick leads to accurate High matching rate with hospital/laboratory results. The process does not require X-ray assistance to avoid radiation absorption. As the age increases, the lower the T value calculated by bone density examination, the higher the risk of fracture.

Who is at high risk for osteoporosis?

If you have one or more of the risk factors described below, it means you may be at high risk of osteoporosis. Early consultation with medical staff and examination can reduce the risk of fractures.


The following people need special attention and should immediately consult the medical staff for ways to reduce the risk of fractures
After menopause, due to the decline of estrogen in the body of women, the function of "osteogenin" is insufficient, resulting in excessive bone loss and increasing the risk of osteoporosis.
Individuals who have experienced fractures, are older and have a lower body weight are more likely to fracture due to osteoporosis.


Risk of osteoporosis


Prolia® helps against osteoporosis

In the study of osteoporosis, the medical community has recently discovered that the human body contains a protein called "osteoporin" (OPG), which is an essential substance responsible for preventing bone loss. Prolia® injection mimics the function of the human body's natural "osteogenin," inhibits osteoclast activity, prevents bone loss, and aids in the battle against osteoporosis.


 

The difference between Prolia® and other osteoporosis drugs

Prolia® Bisphosphonates
medical status New medicine (launched in 2010s)
It has been recognized by health regulatory organizations in many countries in Europe, the United States and Australia

Traditional medicines

 (the first oral bisphosphonates introduced in the 1970s)

Effect - More than 10 years of clinical evidence
- Faster response than oral bisphosphonates
- Increased bone density for more
- Reduce fracture risk by up to 70%
- clinically proven
- Not allowed to be taken for more than 5 years
- Can increase bone density and reduce the chance of fracture
Instructions Subcutaneous injection every six months
- Orally once a week
- Note: Oral bisphosphonates should be taken on an empty stomach and with a large glass of water.
- Do not lie down, eat or take other medicines within half to one hour after taking the medicine. 
- Not suitable for prolonged bed rest or gastroesophageal reflux patients.
Theory behind
Imitates the function of the human body's natural "osteogenin" to prevent the process of bone erosion, Prevent osteoclasts from forming, functioning and surviving
Attached to the bone, causing osteolytic cells to lose their bone-breaking ability, and will accelerate the death of osteolytic cells, but can not inhibit the formation of osteolytic cells.



3 strengths of Prolia®

Rapidly stop bone loss and increase bone density higher than traditional oral bisphosphonates
Drug ingredients will not accumulate in the body, and patients with renal failure do not need to adjust the drug dose
Every six-months-injection is more convenient than taking medicine every week or every day

Treatment preparation and precautions


During treatment
Calcium and vitamin D supplements should be taken as directed by your doctor
Please maintain oral hygiene
Notify your doctor and dentist immediately if you notice problems with your mouth or teeth, such as loose, painful or swollen teeth
Notify your doctor immediately if you develop a skin reaction (dermatitis, rash, or eczema), an allergic reaction, or pain in the thighs, buttocks, abdomen, and between the thighs.

Not suitable for Prolia®
Prolia® is not suitable for people who suffer from hypocalcemia, are pregnant or are receiving XGEVA treatment. If you have other diseases or need to take long-term medication, please inform your doctor before receiving Prolia® treatment.

Price:$4,320

*This medicine is prescribed by doctor. For inquiries, please call  3585 8533


立即測試骨質疏鬆風險

完成測試後,有機會獲免費骨質密度檢查 (DEXA) 乙次骨質密度檢查優惠券乙張

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