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Return To Osteoporosis FAQ Archive   What is a bone scan and will it hurt? Answered By Editor A bone scan is used to determine how much bone density your body has. This is usually an x-ray that shows how much bone density you have and how much bone loss your body developed in the spine and hip area. This test only takes about 10-20 minutes and is painless. keywords: Osteoporosis | Bone Density | Bone Loss | Bone Scan | Bone Loss Test Bone And Health

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