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Can a Teenager Have Osteoporosis? Understanding the Risks and Causes

While most people associate osteoporosis with older adults, it can occur with surprising frequency in children and teenagers, often due to an underlying medical condition, certain medications, or genetic factors. This condition, known as juvenile osteoporosis, can be a serious problem because it strikes during the body's peak bone-building years.

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What is the minimum age for osteoporosis?

While osteoporosis is most commonly associated with older adults, especially postmenopausal women, medical professionals confirm it can and does affect people of all ages. This article provides a comprehensive look into **what is the minimum age for osteoporosis** and the various forms the condition can take in younger individuals.

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Can I Get Osteoporosis at 18? Understanding Early-Onset Bone Disease

By age 20, individuals have acquired up to 90% of their peak bone mass, making adolescence a crucial period for skeletal development. This makes the possibility of acquiring osteoporosis as a young adult a shocking but important topic. So, can I get osteoporosis at 18?

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