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hi I’m 46 and have some fractures in my spine

I had a series of strokes about 2 years ago and am partially sighted

I have been told that I have an SD of -4.5 in my back

im not sure what this really means!

any help would be much appreciated

thank you

kieran

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Hi KieranB ,

Welcome to our community, thank you for joining us here! Experiencing spine fractures can be really isolating, so we hope you can connect with others here who understand :)

We noticed you haven't yet had a reply so we wanted to share some information that might feel helpful. We have lots of information about living with osteoporosis on our website, including about understanding DXA results: theros.org.uk/information-a...

We also have a helpline of friendly nurses who can chat things through and offer specialist advice. Find out more about our helpline here: theros.org.uk/information-a...

Wishing you all the best,

Lulu

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