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What is Osteomalacia?

Osteomalacia is a condition that causes softening of bones, majorly due to deficiency of Vitamin D. In Osteomalacia, a person faces problems with bone formation or bone building process. It can lead to fractures in older adults.

What causes Osteomalacia?

The main reasons for the occurrence of Osteomalacia are:

Vitamin D deficiency
Certain surgeries like surgery done to remove part of your stomach or small intestine
Celiac disease
Kidney or liver disorders
Drugs used to treat seizure
Certain cancers

What are the symptoms of Osteomalacia?

The various signs and symptoms of Osteomalacia include:

Bone pain especially in hips, pelvic, legs, lower back and ribs
Muscle weakness
Stiffness
Fatigue
Easy fractures

How can Osteomalacia be treated?

Osteomalacia can be treated by:

Sufficient intake of Vitamin D, calcium and phosphorous through supplements or diet
Treating conditions that affect Vitamin D calcium metabolism

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Osteomalacia

What is Osteomalacia?

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What are the symptoms of Osteomalacia?

How can Osteomalacia be treated?