Impacts of Psychological Stress on
Osteoporosis: Clinical Implications
and Treatment Interactions

Psychological stress can occur in
response to an acute event, as in a fight-or-flight response to
a life-threatening or traumatic event, or stress can be chronic,
as in the case of caregivers, service members, and high-stress
occupations.

The importance of recognizing the impact of psychological stress on osteoporosis and suggests a comprehensive approach to treatment that addresses both mental health and bone health to improve patient outcomes.