<s>[INST] If I have already suffered a bone fracture, should I undergo a study for osteoporosis? [/INST] It is very important to consider how the fracture occurred, whether due to a high-velocity (e.g., a traffic accident) or low-velocity impact (e.g., falling over). The location of the fracture must also be taken into consideration. Fractures associated with osteoporosis normally occur in the wrist, spine, hip (femur), arm (humerus) and pelvis. If you have suffered a fracture in any of these locations and/or one caused by a low-velocity impact, then you should discuss the potential need for an osteoporosis study with your doctor.  Source: Clinic Barcelona. Link: https://www.clinicbarcelona.org/en/assistance/diseases/osteoporosis/frequently-asked-questions. Field: Rheumatology. Disease: Ostoeporosis </s>