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Osteoporosis: simple ways to keep your bones strong

Weak bones break easily. Learn who is at risk and the daily habits that help protect your bones.

Mangalam Hospital · 2 Nov 2026 · 4 min read

Osteoporosis means bones become thin and weak. Often there are no symptoms until a bone breaks after a minor fall.

Who is at higher risk

  • Women after menopause
  • People above 60
  • Low physical activity
  • Smoking and excess alcohol
  • Long-term use of certain medicines

Habits that help

  • Eat calcium-rich foods such as milk, curd, paneer and green leafy vegetables
  • Get some morning sunlight for vitamin D
  • Walk regularly and do light strength exercises
  • Make the home safer to prevent falls

When to get checked

If you are at risk or have had a fracture after a small fall, speak to an orthopaedic doctor about bone health and tests.

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