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Just received the osteopenia report from Bone scan
Chris,
I have osteoporosis, so I take 1200 mg calcium with magnesium and D3 & K2. It helps keep my bones strong,
Paula🌹
Hi CherylS! It can be good to get access to your own chart, because it can be helpful to know a little more than "your tests are within limits!" Are the results trending toward the high or low side of "within limits?" 🧐👍❤️ Also, having access to your own chart allows you to see the progression or regression of the lab tests: the results gives you a visual how each test compares with previous tests. "Am I getting better, worse, remaining the same?" Good information for you to know! 😲🤗 you can set up your own account online to receive results of your labs ss they are received, appt. reminders, messaging system to communicate with your medical team/staff - a wealth of information.
I also have MGUS and osteopenia, but my doctor never says anything but "results are within normal limits"!
I do take calcium supplements, so I'm hoping this will help!
For MGUS (Monoclonal Gammopathy of Undetermined Significance) patients, a diagnosis of osteopenia means that they have lower bone density, which can be a concern. According to the knowledge base, those diagnosed with both MGUS and osteoporosis (a more advanced form of bone density loss than osteopenia) may take Show Full Answer
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