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Old 02-15-26 | 10:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Hill160881
Personally I would get a scan at 70 if it’s affordable. Knowing things is not usually bad and leads to better health.
I've asked my PCP twice about whether / would a DEXA scan have any value for me. I've asked what it would cost if insurance covers it and also what if it doesn't. She seems indifferent to my requests, as I haven't yet received an answer to any of my questions. @ ~ 173 #'s, I'll turn 77 in a few weeks.

Generally more active than many males my age, in that l work part-time in a retail hardware store humping freight and stocking products as well as answering customers' questions on a variety of topics. Made a return to biking back in 2023, ride regularly when weather permits (might just ride for the first time this year later today if temps pass 50° like yesterday!) though not competitively.

My annual "wellness" visit's scheduled for 2/24... I'm making plans to push this issue to the front.
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