Osteoporosis in young people can be cured because they have a strong recovery capacity, a fast metabolism and a good absorption function of the gastrointestinal tract, so the treatment of these patients can have a better therapeutic effect. Osteoporosis in young people is secondary to osteoporosis and can be recovered in a shorter period of time if the relevant pathogenic factors are removed. If the patient’s disease is caused by long-term braking, rehabilitation physiotherapy and functional exercise, followed by a series of anti-osteoporosis treatments, can enable the patient to make a good recovery. Even in some cases where the patient has severe underlying disease causing osteoporosis, complete remission of the osteoporosis can be achieved with the current level of medical technology.