BONE AND CALCIUM DISORDERS TREATMENT IN MAITLAND, FL

• Fractures: Increased susceptibility to fractures, often with minimal trauma, is a key symptom of many bone disorders, especially osteoporosis.

• Pain: Persistent bone or muscle pain, particularly in the back, hips, or wrists, may indicate a bone disorder.

• Muscle Weakness: Muscle weakness and spasms can be linked to imbalances in calcium levels, seen in conditions like hypoparathyroidism.

• Bone Deformities: Skeletal deformities may develop, particularly in children with rickets (a form of osteomalacia).

• Fatigue: Chronic fatigue can be a general symptom related to many bone and calcium disorders.

• Tingling or Numbness: Numbness, tingling, or muscle cramps in the extremities might occur due to calcium imbalance.

• Height Loss: Gradual loss of height over time, often due to vertebral compression fractures in osteoporosis.

• Kidney Stones: Formation of kidney stones can be associated with certain disorders that affect calcium metabolism.

When to see a doctor

• Frequent Fractures: If you experience fractures easily or have a family history of bone disorders, consult a healthcare professional.

• Chronic Pain: Persistent bone or muscle pain, especially if it interferes with daily activities, warrants medical attention.

• Muscle Weakness and Spasms: If you have unexplained muscle weakness or spasms, it's important to see a doctor.

• Bone Deformities: In cases of bone deformities or growth issues, especially in children, seek medical advice.

• Suspected Calcium Imbalance: If you suspect symptoms related to calcium imbalance, such as numbness, tingling, or muscle cramps, consult a healthcare provider.

• Kidney Stones: If you have a history of kidney stones and suspect a calcium disorder, it's essential to see a doctor.

• Medication Side Effects: If you are taking medications that can affect bone health (e.g., corticosteroids), regular check-ups may be needed to monitor bone density.