u/NellGev

I am 40, a female. I have had osteopenia diagnosed since postpartum. All of my blood tests including thyroid-related tests have been normal. The only thing that indicates that I have osteopenia is my annual DEXA scan and calcium in urine. I have been diagnosed with IBS lately, I am gluten and lactose intolerant as well, so taking meds is a tricky game for me. The endocrinologists in my country are not that informed on osteopenia at young age to say the least. I have seen at least 3 endocrinologists, none of them told me what to do with losing calcium through urine. What do your local doctors say to do or take?