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PMH: The patient was diagnosed with Osteoporosis in 2011. She has never been hospitalized. Her last physical was 6 months ago and was unremarkable for any health concerns.

Immunizations: Mrs. Winters is current with her immunizations. Her last Tetanus shot was 3 years ago.

PSH: Tonsillectomy at 13 years old with no complications. Ulnar and Carpal Tunnel Release in 2010 with no complications.

Diet: For breakfast, the patient usually drinks a protein shake and eats fruits and veggies. Her lunch and dinner usually include chicken, turkey or fish with some veggies. She eats red meat only on occasion.

Social: Mrs. Winters was a hair stylist for 28 years. She retired a few years ago, but she still works on occasion from her home. The patient

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