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Objective: To find out the relationship between breastfeeding and osteoporosis. Methods: A purposive sampling consist of one hundred women whose aged ≥ 40 years who had breastfeeding history and diagnostic osteoporosis attending Baghdad Teaching Hospitals /Rheumatology Department from 14th Feb. to 16th March 2016. Determined validity and reliability of questionnaire through pilot study. Analyze data by using descriptive and inferential statistical procedures. Results: The study show that the highest percentage (40%) of the study sample is within age group (50-59) years, (40%) of them had 6 or more children of breastfeeding, more than half (58%) of them were ≥ 13 months the duration of breastfeeding, (53%) of them was 4 times/ day breastfed. There are statistically significant relationship between (Age at first breastfeeding, Type of feeding) and Low Bone Mineral density, and Cause of breastfeeding stopped and Osteoporosis family history. Conclusion: There are statistically significant relationship between (Age at first breastfeeding, Type of feeding) and Low Bone Mineral density and Cause of breastfeeding stopped and Osteoporosis Family History . The study recommended : Encouraging women at ≥ 40 years age for early detection osteoporosis through DEXA examination and all women should be aware to take adequate calcium and vitamin D during pregnancy and breastfeeding to avoid risk of osteoporosis during menopausal age.

Relationship between Breastfeeding History and Osteoporosis among Women Attending Baghdad Teaching Hospitals.