Does anyone know if Osteoperosis can be a job related injury?

There is certainly health issues that could arise from your work details but Osteoperosis is not even remotely connected It is something else I am sure of that Of course if you are really concerned the best advice would be to make an appointment with a doctor and check it out Good Luck and Hope everything works out

Osteoperosis is caused by a calcium deficiency and bones become hollow. It is unlikely to be caused by job relation, however if there is a lot of cement dust then breathing it in may have some effect on your metabolism and alter your calcium level. You could have a lot of wear and tear on your bones and joints because of the time on your knees and the heavy lifting, carrying and twisting.

I really dont know I thought it was from not enough calcium intake.YOu may want to research.I hope someone can help you.Enjoy your day.

No, it isn't caused by the work you do, though it may eventually make it impossible for you to do heavy work. It's a thinning of bone mass, caused by insufficient calcium.

As far as what I have read, osteoporosis cannot be job related. There are mant risk factos, but working does not appear to be one of them. For more information, go to wedmd.com. There is a lot of information on this subject there.