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Personal fracture risk, prior DEXA results, calcium/vitamin D intake, and whether HRT or referral for bone medication is appropriate. Book a virtual visit.
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Medically reviewed by Dr. Nathan Roth, MDCM, FRCSC, FACOG · Updated 2026-07-26
Estrogen helps maintain bone density. During the menopause transition, bone loss accelerates, raising osteoporosis and fracture risk. Prevention includes weight-bearing and resistance exercise, adequate calcium and vitamin D, not smoking, limiting excess alcohol, and — for some women — hormone therapy or bone-specific medications. HormoneFit discusses bone health as part of Ontario menopause care.
Personal fracture risk, prior DEXA results, calcium/vitamin D intake, and whether HRT or referral for bone medication is appropriate. Book a virtual visit.
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