Abstract
The main reason of our research is to investigate the skeletal disorders such osteoporosis by using different methods in order to recognize bone loss in early stages and start treatment before it becomes too late for people who have compromised bone strength predisposing and may have bone fracture. Cross-sectional study is conducted at King Fahd Specialist Hospital in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia. The researchers included faculty members at the University of Tabuk during (2019). So, any participant who reported spinal fractures in the last (52) weeks, as with thyroid disease, diabetes, kidney failure, or liver disease in line with pregnant women was completely excluded.No statistically significant differences were found for the following variables: BMI, cigarette smoking, rheumatoid, or hyperparathyroidism. Remarkably, between patients with normal bone measurements (T-score > -1.0 SD), previous fractures were found 5.7% (n=4) among participants. Moreover, bone markers blood tests were compared to the participants with and without osteoporotic fractures (OF), p-values were not statistically significant for all tests. The major limitation of our study was the small size of the participants included. Further studies are needed to analyse the potential of this alternative and promising technique.