How long does disuse osteoporosis take to recover?

If the patient shows disuse osteoporosis, recovery usually takes about half a year. Because disuse osteoporosis, mostly due to the long-term failure of normal physical activity caused by abnormal calcium loss, so after showing disuse osteoporosis, it is necessary to restore normal physical activity, osteoporosis will gradually ease recovery. Especially after the patient shows traumatic fracture, it takes about three months for the limbs to gradually return to normal activities, and about half a year to return to normal life and work, and the osteoporosis situation will gradually be reduced and restored. After showing disuse osteoporosis, you can eat more foods with high calcium and high protein in daily life, and take calcium tablets and vitamin D orally to promote the recovery of disuse osteoporosis.