Osteoporosis makes bones weak and prone to fracture, often silently until a break occurs. As an endocrinologist, Dr. Ajay Shukla assesses bone health, corrects the hormonal and nutritional causes of weak bones, and reduces your future fracture risk.
Dr. Ajay Shukla
MBBS, MD (Medicine), DM Endocrinology (SGPGI), MRCP SCE (Diabetes & Endocrinology) • 17+ years
Bone & calcium conditions treated
- Osteoporosis and low bone density (osteopenia)
- Vitamin D deficiency and calcium disorders
- Overactive parathyroid gland (hyperparathyroidism)
- Osteoporosis after menopause or from steroids
- Bone disease related to thyroid, kidney or hormone problems
- Recurrent or fragility fractures
Who should get their bones checked
Consider a bone assessment if you are past menopause, over 60, have had a fracture from a minor fall, take long-term steroids, have a thyroid or parathyroid problem, or have a family history of osteoporosis. Weak bones are often preventable and treatable when caught early.
How Dr. Shukla manages bone health
- Bone density (DEXA) assessment and fracture-risk evaluation
- Correcting vitamin D and calcium the right way
- Checking for hormonal causes such as parathyroid or thyroid problems
- Bone-strengthening medication when indicated
- Lifestyle guidance — diet, activity and fall prevention
This page is general health information, not a substitute for a medical consultation. Diagnosis and treatment must be individualised — please book an appointment for advice specific to you.
Frequently asked questions
Which doctor treats osteoporosis in Lucknow?
Osteoporosis and metabolic bone disease are treated by an endocrinologist. Dr. Ajay Shukla, DM Endocrinology (SGPGI), assesses bone density, corrects vitamin D and calcium, treats hormonal causes and prescribes bone-strengthening treatment at Hormone India, Lucknow.
Can osteoporosis be treated?
Yes. Osteoporosis is very treatable. Correcting vitamin D and calcium, addressing hormonal causes, using effective bone medications and improving lifestyle can strengthen bones and significantly reduce fracture risk.
Is vitamin D deficiency serious?
Vitamin D deficiency is common and can weaken bones, cause aches and worsen osteoporosis. It is easily diagnosed with a blood test and corrected under guidance — the dose and duration should be individualised.