The tests are generally ordered by a primary care doctor or a specialist. Now, I see between 18 to 20 patients a day, and there's a three-month waiting list. Many more women might benefit from bone screening. While older white women are the usual victims, it can affect younger women, especially if they've suffered an eating disorder, and young men if they have other underlying medical conditions, such as low testosterone. I have many patients in my practice that are men, and I have black women.
Nobody is immune from it.
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