As women age, they experience many changes, including challenges posed by osteoporosis and multiple sclerosis (MS). Osteoporosis makes bones fragile and increases the risk of fractures. MS affects walking, balance, bone strength, and bladder control. Long-term steroid use for MS can lower bone density. During menopause, declining hormone levels can worsen osteoporosis. It's advisable to get a bone density scan and take measures to strengthen bones, such as weight-bearing exercises and proper nutrition. For MS treatment, older women may experience more side effects due to slower drug metabolism, and doctors might need to adjust dosages. Some people can safely stop medication after 60, as these drugs may become less effective or increase infection risks. Despite these challenges, new treatments are helping women live longer and improve their quality of life.