Mother-in-law's osteoporosis treatment case

Since getting married, I have been living with my mother-in-law~~^^

You are quite elderly and have many areas of illness.

 

One day, you were sitting on the sofa and then just got up.

She said she experienced back pain while walking.

So, I took muscle relaxants and did it.

You said that your condition didn't improve, so you went to the orthopedic surgeon the next day~

They just prescribed medication without any special treatment.

You've been taking medication continuously, but the pain hasn't improved.

After suffering for about a month, I went to another hospital.

You had an X-ray taken there and then went to a large hospital.

They told me to go.

The vertebra has collapsed...ㅠ

It had a tiny crack that worsened over time.

It seems to have settled down..ㅠ

You went to a large hospital and were admitted immediately.

You underwent a procedure called Gosement.

Since you are elderly and have severe osteoporosis.

They said it's like hardening the fractured area with something like cement. However, this has immediate benefits, but...

The treated area is firm, while other areas are weak.

It can easily fracture elsewhere.

Getting an injection to promote additional bone formation.

He asked for it~

 

Usually, when osteoporosis is present, do you take calcium supplements?

Getting injections every 3 months, 6 months, or once a year.

These injections are to prevent the bones from becoming weaker, similar to how you self-administer insulin injections daily when you have diabetes.

There is a daily injection that I administer myself, and that injection is

They say it helps with bone formation.

In a word, a place with holes drilled deep inside.

Can you fill it in? Then the bone will become a bit stronger.

I personally administered that injection to myself every day for three years.

As shown in the picture, there is subcutaneous fat in the abdomen and thighs.

It is a method of injecting into thick areas.

 

Insert this kind of syringe needle into the drug applicator.

It is a method of administering an injection once a day.

I kept getting bone density tests at the hospital while doing this.

It definitely gets filled up~~!!

So, you received this injection for three years.

Now, I receive an injection every six months to prevent further deterioration.

He/She/They are present.

When osteoporosis is severe, it helps form bones.

I also found out for the first time that there is an injection.

There are probably still people who don't know.

I think there will be many.

I hope those in need will definitely receive help.

It was good~~!!!