Bone health is often overlooked, until a fall happens.
In Singapore, hip fractures among women over 50 have increased fivefold since the 1960s, yet only 1 in 2 women are aware they may be living with osteoporosis.
Conditions like osteoporosis, knee pain, hip pain, and lower back issues become more common with age, especially after menopause when bone density starts to decline sharply due to reduced estrogen levels. Left untreated, weakened bones increase the risk of serious injuries, prolonged recovery times, and reduced mobility.
Early detection and treatment can make a meaningful difference. For patients already facing complications, procedures such as hip replacements, knee replacements, or minimally invasive orthopaedic interventions can restore mobility and confidence.
What are the signs?
Women are at a higher risk of osteoporosis due to hormonal changes, especially after menopause. Here are key warning signs of weakening bones in women:
What Can Help?
Managing osteoporosis in aging women focuses on slowing bone loss, improving bone strength and reducing the risk of fractures.
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