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Can you obtain a handicap decal being diagnoised with Osteoporosis? |
had bone density test & was advised my bones are really really thin and was prescribed Boniva If you have trouble getting around then yes. The doctor has to sign the form. does it hinder your mobility? No but I'll make you a sticker that says "feed me milk" how lazy are you? Get the request form and have your doctor sign it and then you turn it in. Most states require that you cannot walk more than 100 ft or so in order to qualify if you are still ambulatory. Check with your DMV, if you qualify,then get a prescription from your Dr. You can if your physician completes the necessary paper work stating that it is MEICALLY NECESSARY and that you have a walking disability. If you truly have a disability it should go through without any problems. It depends on if you are having problems getting around. Just because you have been diagnosed, doesn't mean you are disabled and need extra help when getting around. If your osteoporosis is interfering with your mobility, your doctor will be able to request a decal for you. |
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If you have trouble getting around then yes. The doctor has to sign the form. ...Both.helps bones and prevent osteoporosis or bone density loss. Calcium is needed for healthy bones and teeth. Calcium is needed for muscle contraction, blood vessel contraction and expansion. ...... It wouldn't, it prevents those ailments.... ...You need calcium (diet) and vitamin D (sunlight and diet). You need to do weight bearing exercises. Get your estrogen level checked (low estrogen leads to more calcium loss). Smoking makes osteo... Don't worry, you have creaky joints, which is not a sign of any disease. Osteoporosis is where your bones break for no reason because they are weak. Your growth will be normal! ...they don't have bones, instead they have segments of exoskeleton made out of chitin, which consists mostly of glucose. osteoperosis has to do with the mineral density of bone, which is in end... Here are a few links that will answer your question far better than I can. I use them all the time and find them very informative ... Yes, it is common in dogs, especially large breeds that are on a poor quality diet with too little calcium. But it can be seen in horses, dogs, cats, etc. ... |
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