Osteoporotic Fractures

Osteoporotic Fractures Treatment in El Paso

Relief for Weak Bone and Spine Fractures

As we get older, bones can become weaker. This condition is called osteoporosis.

When bones are weak, even a small fall or sometimes no fall at all can cause a fracture.

At Medway Pain Center in El Paso, TX, we help patients find relief from osteoporotic fractures, especially in the spine, so they can move more comfortably and safely.

If you are searching for osteoporosis fracture treatment in El Paso, we are here to help.

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What Is an Osteoporotic Fracture?

An osteoporotic fracture happens when a bone breaks because it has become weak.

THESE FRACTURES CAN OCCUR:

With a minor fall
While bending or lifting
Sometimes without any clear injury

The most common area affected is the spine.

Signs You May Have a Spine Fracture

Sudden back pain
Pain after a minor fall
Pain that worsens when standing or walking
Difficulty moving or getting out of bed
Loss of height or posture changes

Learn more:

Compression Fracture

Kyphoplasty

Pain Treatments

Spine Fractures from Cancer

Why Osteoporotic Fractures
Matter

Early treatment can help prevent worsening symptoms. You
should seek care if:

Cause ongoing pain

Limit mobility

Affect independence

Increase risk of more fractures

Treatment Options for Osteoporotic Fractures

At Medway Pain Center, we offer personalized treatment based
on your condition. Options may include:

Pain management and supportive care

Activity modification

Targeted treatments for inflammation

Kyphoplasty for
Spine Fractures

For patients with spinal fractures, kyphoplasty may provide relief. It is a minimally invasive procedure designed to stabilize the fracture.

Stabilizing the fractured bone

Reducing pain

Improving movement

Learn more: Kyphoplasty in El Paso

Preventing Future Fractures

Managing osteoporosis is important to reduce the risk of future fractures. We coordinate with your healthcare team for complete care.

Follow-up care with your primary doctor
Bone health evaluation
Lifestyle adjustments

Who Is Most at Risk?

Adults over age 60

Women after menopause

Patients with known osteoporosis

Patients with a history of fractures

When Should You Seek Care?

Do not ignore these symptoms.. Don’t wait for the pain to become unbearable. Seek help if you experience:

Sudden back pain

Pain is not improving

Difficulty moving

You had a recent fall

Why Choose Medway Pain Center?

Led by Dr. Tochi Umunakwe, double board-certified.

Advanced interventional pain treatments.

Personalized, patient-centered care.

Specialized experience with SCS therapy.

Efficient scheduling and minimal wait times.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can osteoporosis cause fractures without a fall?

Yes. Weak bones can break with minimal or no injury.

Are spine fractures serious?

Yes. They can affect mobility, posture, and overall health.

Is kyphoplasty safe?

Yes. It is a commonly used procedure for spine fractures.

Can fractures heal on their own?

Some may improve, but many patients continue to have pain without treatment.

Can this happen again?

Yes. Patients with osteoporosis are at higher risk for future fractures.