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Osteoporosis Treatment Directory

Osteoporosis treatments usually focus on preventing worsening of the disease, although some newer drugs claim to be able to help reverse signs of osteoporosis. Your doctor can answer questions about these drugs. Hormone replacement therapy, Actonel, Boniva, Fosamax, Forteo, Miacalcin, Prolia, and Reclast are other medications you may take. Your diet and exercise routine are crucial to maintaining the bone strength you have. Follow the links below to find WebMD's comprehensive coverage about how osteoporosis is treated, how effective treatments are, what to expect, and much more.

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WebMD talks to experts about whether it's possible to reverse osteoporosis.

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