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Calcium level in bone
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At the age of 20 , considering u have no other medical conditions , are active and healthy. Your bone calcium should be fine.
U can get serum vitamin d levels done , that can give an indirect idea of your bone health .
To definity look into your bone deficiency, if any, DEXA scan is needed .
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Get Dexa scan done
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Check bmd test..
Blood test will not measure bone calcium
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Dr. Naveen Kumar
Orthopedic Surgeon
5 yrs exp
Rewa
There is slight variation in the form of calcium which is found in blood, bone and urine (molecular level) according to other components which combine to do different function as per there role in different part of body.
Calcium is same but they combine with different other minerals according to their role.
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