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Semi retired public servant. Love’s travel, dogs (especially Staffies), and learning new things.
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Dx: I have osteopenia, which is a loss of bone density but not as severe as osteoporosis.
Now I know, I can do something about it.
But why are bone scans not rebatable under 70? Surely it's better to know as early as possible & prevent it worsening?
I'm lucky; I can afford it. Many can't.
Now I know, I can do something about it.
But why are bone scans not rebatable under 70? Surely it's better to know as early as possible & prevent it worsening?
I'm lucky; I can afford it. Many can't.
January 16, 2026 at 3:13 AM
Dx: I have osteopenia, which is a loss of bone density but not as severe as osteoporosis.
Now I know, I can do something about it.
But why are bone scans not rebatable under 70? Surely it's better to know as early as possible & prevent it worsening?
I'm lucky; I can afford it. Many can't.
Now I know, I can do something about it.
But why are bone scans not rebatable under 70? Surely it's better to know as early as possible & prevent it worsening?
I'm lucky; I can afford it. Many can't.
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