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[[Medication]]s such as [[NASID]]s can be used to decrease [[pain]]. [[Ca-D]] may be recommended to old patients with [[osteoporosis]]-related kyphosis. [[Antibiotics]] should be prescribed to patients with kyphosis caused by [[infection]]s. [[Chemotherapy]] should be considered to those whose kyphosis are caused by [[tumor]]s. | [[Medication]]s such as [[NASID]]s can be used to decrease [[pain]]. [[Ca-D]] may be recommended to old patients with [[osteoporosis]]-related kyphosis. [[Antibiotics]] should be prescribed to patients with kyphosis caused by [[infection]]s. [[Chemotherapy]] should be considered to those whose kyphosis are caused by [[tumor]]s. | ||
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Overview
Medications such as NASIDs can be used to decrease pain. Ca-D may be recommended to old patients with osteoporosis-related kyphosis. Antibiotics should be prescribed to patients with kyphosis caused by infections. Chemotherapy should be considered to those whose kyphosis are caused by tumors.