Risk Assessment Guide
Since women with osteoporosis often do not have symptoms until they break a bone, now is the time to talk to your healthcare professional about tests to help determine if you have osteoporosis. To help determine if you might be at risk, take the assessment below:
How to Grade Your Results:
1-2 points = Low risk
3-4 points = Medium risk
5-6 points = High risk
7 or higher = Very high risk
If these results suggest you may be at risk for osteoporosis, talk to your healthcare professional about specialized testing.
- *This discussion of risk factors is to be used as an educational guide only. It is not designed to provide you with medical advice or to assess your actual risk of developing osteoporosis. You may have other risk factors or circumstances not discussed here that increase or decrease your risk for this disease.

















