Why would a chronic infection affect bone density?
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What's being infected? Lungs, GI, Diabetic related extremities? Could it be lower dietary intake of Calcium/Vit D? Lack of weight on bones due to bed rest. (Normal osteoclast activity with lower osteoblast activity.) Just some thoughts.
