In hypothyroidism, it is a known fact that calcium is reabsorbed from the bones. According to some studies, it is found that in hypothyroidism patients with Vitamin D deficiency have a much lower bone mineral density as compared to patients without Vitamin D deficiency. In young people, it is someway easier to treat as compared to aged adults which in turn leads to osteoporosis. This exclusive KOL Interview stresses the importance of understanding bone mineral density for proper treatment of hypothyroidism.
Dr. Dinesh Dhanwal heads the Department of Endocrinology, Diabetology and Metabolic disorders at NMC Specialty Hospital, Abu Dhabi. He has led and participated in over 10 clinical trials and has also written over 50 research papers.
