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Osteoporosis often leads to reduced bone density and an elevated risk of fractures. Although it is frequently seen in women, men can also be affected by it. However, osteoporosis in males is a serious health issue that is often underestimated. Because of its underdiagnosis and specific underlying causes, osteoporosis in males presents special hurdles for diagnosis and treatment.