Osteoporosis is a medical ailment that develops when the strength of the bones is reduced as a result of the bones losing density and becoming more brittle. The patient's bones really become porous with this disease, much like a sponge. Due to the significant decline in bone strength, this frequently results in fractures. Deoxypyridinoline (DPD) is a biochemical marker of bone loss. This quick, non-invasive test assists in the early detection of osteoporosis and serves as a means of monitoring the effectiveness of hormone replacement therapy or mineral supplementation. Due to long-term use of certain medicines, bad habits including smoking and drinking, hormonal imbalances, and menopausal problems, bone loss occurs during the first five years after the menopause.