Is osteoporosis reversible?

I have premature bone loss (osteoporosis) caused by menstrual irregularities.My menses have returned but my bone density never went back to normal.I already did everything to help my bones now:regularly get Vitamin D from the sun,I'm on calcium supplementation,I exercise regularly but my bones are not responding.They are still the way they are (osteoporotic). I am beginning to conclude that osteoporosis is irreversible.Do you think I am right?

Osteoporosis is reversible. Several medications have just been released late last year for osteoporosis. Fosamax or Bonviva (brandnames; generic name is alendronate) is currently being prescribed for patients with osteoporisis to reverse it. The company that made Bonviva boasts that it is a "once-a-month" pill, and they'll remind you every month to take it (in case you forget).

Ask your doctor about alendronate. And you can visit the following websites for references.

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