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Today, I know my grandma has been getting frail as she rapidly approaches the ripe old age of 80, but I had no idea it was so bad that she could break her arm by sneezing. When I tried to explain this to the ER doctors, they all started snickering. Yeah, I don't believe it either, doc. FML

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there are medical conditions that can cause brittle bones, even that brittle. I would seek a second opinion

from the bones to the skin their skin can rip like paper the older. I feel like being moisturized and hydrated can help but idk but it’s the craziest thing to see lol. I hope she gets well soon

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from the bones to the skin their skin can rip like paper the older. I feel like being moisturized and hydrated can help but idk but it’s the craziest thing to see lol. I hope she gets well soon

there are medical conditions that can cause brittle bones, even that brittle. I would seek a second opinion

Postmenopausal women are the most at risk for osteoporosis. Typically a sneeze that breaks a bone would be an advance stage of it though