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Return To Osteoporosis FAQ Archive   How do I know if I have osteoporosis? Answered By Editor You can know if you have osteoporosis by measuring your bone density. You may be susceptible to osteoporosis if you are over the age of 65, at the postmenopausal stage, have had a bone fracture in the past, or if you are anorexic or have eating disorder. A bone density test will measure how much density your bone has. To do this, the doctor will measure your bone density through x-ray. Testing is often done at hospitals or on other outpatient medical facilities. keywords: Osteoporosis | Osteoporosis Disease | Postmenopausal | Bone Density Test | Anorexia | Bone Fracture | Eating Disorder Alternative Treatment Osteoporosis

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