Long term dienogest & Low bmd

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Asked for Female, 27 Years

Is long term(3 years+) use of dienogest (due to endometriomas on ovary) causes low bone mineral density and it causes arthritis/osteoporosis? So what vitamin/medicine should continue with dienogest to avoid low bine mineral density? Plz help 🙏. Thank you 🙏

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Dr. Gunjan Agrawal

Obstetrician 16 yrs exp Jaipur

You should take calcium, multivitamin and vitamin D supplements

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Dr. Sunita Kothari Obstetrician 40 yrs exp Jaipur Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sunita Kothari

Obstetrician 40 yrs exp Jaipur

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Hello you should test for vitamin D and calcium test in blood and if there is deficiency of these then start accordingly.