Best Bone Density Testing in Hyderabad – Germanten

Advanced Bone Density Testing in Hyderabad


Early Detection for Stronger Bones

Advanced Bone Health Screening at Germanten Hospital

Healthy bones are the foundation of an active, independent life. At Germanten Hospital, Hyderabad’s trusted Center of Excellence for Orthopedic and Preventive Care, we offer Bone Density Testing (DEXA Scan) to detect bone loss earlyprevent fractures, and manage osteoporosis effectively.

If you're above 50, postmenopausal, or have risk factors for bone thinning, timely screening can make the difference between strength and fracture risk

Bone Density Testing in Hyderabad

What is Bone Density Testing?

Bone Density Testing (also called a DEXA scan) measures the strength and mineral content of your bones—typically at the hip, spine, and forearm.

It helps:

  • Diagnose osteoporosis and osteopenia (early bone loss)
  • Assess fracture risk
  • Monitor bone health over time
  • Guide treatment for bone-weakening conditions

Early detection = better prevention and stronger future mobility.

Why Choose Germanten Hospital?

  • Latest Dual-Energy X-ray Absorptiometry (DEXA) Technology
  • Orthopedic & Rheumatology Specialists for Holistic Bone Care
  • Accurate, Painless, Quick Testing (5–10 minutes)
  • Customized Bone Strengthening Programs Post-Test
  • Top-Ranked Center for Bone Health Management in Hyderabad

Who Should Get a Bone Density Test?

  • Women aged 50 and above (post-menopause)
  • Men aged 60 and above
  • Anyone with a family history of osteoporosis or fractures
  • People with a history of steroid medication use (e.g., for asthma, arthritis)
  • Those who have lost height or suffered fractures easily
  • Patients with thyroid, parathyroid, or autoimmune disorders
  • Smokers, alcohol users, or sedentary lifestyle individuals

Even if you feel fine, silent bone loss may already be happening.

How Bone Density Testing is Done

  • No injections, no pain—it's like getting an X-ray.
  • You lie comfortably on a padded table.
  • The DEXA scanner passes over your body, focusing on spine, hip, or wrist.
  • Minimal radiation exposure—lower than a chest X-ray.
  • Results are available the same day.
  • The entire process usually takes 10–15 minutes.

What Your Bone Density Results Mean

T-Score Range Interpretation
+1 to -1 Normal bone density
-1 to -2.5 Osteopenia (low bone mass)
-2.5 and lower Osteoporosis (significant bone loss)

The lower your T-score, the higher your fracture risk.

Benefits of Bone Density Testing

  • Early diagnosis of osteoporosis before fractures occur
  • Personalized treatment planning (medications, supplements, exercises)
  • Monitor effectiveness of bone health therapies over time
  • Empowerment to make lifestyle changes that preserve bone strength

Cost of Bone Density Testing in Hyderabad

Costs depend on:

  • Number of sites tested (hip, spine, forearm)
  • Whether full body scan or focused scan is needed
  • Associated consultation and post-test management

Estimated Cost: ₹1,500 – ₹3,500*

*Packages available for bone health screening + consultation.

Glossary of Terms

  • DEXA Scan – Imaging test to measure bone mineral density
  • T-Score – A score comparing your bone density to that of a healthy young adult
  • Osteopenia – Early thinning of the bones
  • Osteoporosis – A condition where bones become weak and brittle
  • Fracture Risk – Likelihood of breaking a bone due to weakened bone strength
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Bone Density Testing - Frequently Asked Questions

Absolutely. DEXA scans use very low levels of radiation, much lower than a normal X-ray.
Every 1–2 years if you're at high risk, or as advised by your doctor.
No fasting required. Simply avoid calcium supplements 24 hours before testing.
Early osteopenia and osteoporosis can be managed very effectively with medications, nutrition, and exercise to reduce fracture risk.
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