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Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: May 4 11:32am | Replies (292)

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I've read through many of the comments. Thank you for this important discussion. I've been on prolonged injections twice per year foe 8 years. I addressed my desire to get off the injections with my endocrinologist a year ago and was told I'd have to be on them for the rest of my life. When I started the injections, I was told that research showed there was new bone growth and I'd need to be on it for ten years. I feel very deceived. I trusted him because he was a researcher with NASA on bone density. I'm at a loss at where I should turn for guidance. What should I look for in a Dr. that can guide me. All of my T-scores are now normal or are close to normal. I've had multiple fractures throughout my life, especially over the last 20 years. Ive had a couple of very bad fractures in the past 10 years. If anyone can offer some pointers, I'd greatly appreciate it.

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I do not envy your need to find another endo. Given the your complex history of fractures, if it was me I would seek a consultation with Keith McCormick.

This chiropractor knows more about the entire osteoporosis universe than just about anyone. Why? He developed multiple fractures at a young age while competing in marathons at high levels. He became determined to figure out a way to deal with/reverse this after finding little to no help in the traditional treatment environment. He did succeed in reversing his osteo and stopping the fractures.

Please research McCormick and his publications. 'Good Bones' is basically the osteo bible even though it is highly technical at times.

Best of luck as you proceed.