Osteoporosis and Numbness in feet

This is a study of Numbness in feet (Numbness in hands or feet) among people who have Osteoporosis.The study is created by eHealthMe based on reports from FDA and is updated regularly.

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On May, 11, 2013: 87,013 people who have osteoporosis are studied. Among them, 0 (0.00%) has Numbness In Feet.

Gender of people who have osteoporosis and experienced Numbness in feet * :

Age of people who have osteoporosis and experienced Numbness in feet * :

Top co-existing conditions for these people * :

Most common drugs used by these people * :

* Approximation only. Some reports may have incomplete information.

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Top symptoms of Osteoporosis and its drugs:

• Osteoporosis (22 drugs) (updated 17 hours ago)
• Common Osteoporosis symptoms in women
• Common Osteoporosis symptoms in men

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• Numbness In Feet (Numbness in hands or feet)

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