Sentences with phrase «weak bones break»

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The only real outward signals that your bones may be weakening are receding gums, weak or broken teeth, and muscle loss — and even those signs don't necessarily indicate how much bone you've lost, if any.

When the body does not get enough vitamin D, it can lead to poor growth, soft or curved bones — a condition known as nutritional rickets — or bones that are weak and easily broken.

For example, current bioceramics, such as hydroxyapatite, that have been used as scaffolds for bone repair tend to be weak and brittle, which can lead to pieces breaking off.

One tragic feature of osteosarcoma is the rapid, error - prone production of weaker bone by cancerous bone - making cells, where a young person surprisingly breaks a bone to reveal undiagnosed, advanced cancer.

Diagnosing weak bones before they break should cut down on the need for operations and implants.

For example, stem cells could be extracted, turned into new bone cells, and then injected into weak or broken bones.

Lead - laden bones may be weak and prone to breaks.

For an example, as bone mineral density declines unnoticed by the woman, bones become weak and brittle and can fracture or break following a fall.

The weak bones and tissue can easily break away when under pressure.

Losing calcium will make your bones weak and likely to break.

Without enough vitamin D and calcium, bones may not form properly in childhood and can lose mass, become weak, and break easily in adulthood.

Over time, this can result in osteoporosis (weak bones that break easily), kidney stones (small clumps of calcium), and a decline in kidney function.

Over time, bone loss can cause osteopenia (low bone mass) and then osteoporosis, a condition in which bones become weak and are more likely to break (fracture).

In simpler terms, osteoporosis is a condition in which the bones become weak and can break from a minor fall or, in serious cases, from a simple action such as a sneeze or bumping into furniture.»

hey mr Alex thank you for taking the time to guide me thrue this article, also yes stress can be and it is the major factor why I got careless.My son 9 yrs old broke his femur about three months ago do to a tumor, thank god the tumor wasen't cancer but it cause the bone to get weak and it finally give out.The stress was brutal in my behalf as a mother it was a scary situation, he is find now he pull thrue it and he will be fine.

• Low calcium (this causes the body to pull calcium from your bones, which can make your bones weaker and more likely to break)

Hyperthyroidism raises your risk for osteoporosis, a condition that causes weak bones that break easily.

Deficiency: Weak, easily broken bones with bowed limbs (termed rickets in young animals and osteomalacia in older animals).

Unfortunately, a person with weaker bones is at an increased risk of suffering a broken bone or fracture following a fall accident.