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Nutrition

Postmenopausal Bone Loss

Postmenopausal bone loss speeds after estrogen declines—combine DXA, nutrition, loading, fall prevention, and clinician-guided therapy when indicated.

Postmenopausal bone loss accelerates when estrogen falls—resorption outpaces formation for several years, widening osteoporosis risk. Calcium and vitamin D remain essential but may not fully offset hormonal change; FRAX and DXA guide medication decisions.

Resistance and impact exercise, protein near 1. 2 g/kg or clinician targets, and fall prevention still help.

Common questions

  • Does hormone therapy always stop bone loss?

    Menopausal hormone therapy can protect bone in selected candidates—decisions are individualized for risks and benefits with your clinician, not self-started.

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