The Newcastle pneumonia epidemic remains severe, and living a deep life to avoid cross-infection is an important measure for protection. Most patients with osteoporosis are elderly and have a slowed metabolism, and a lifestyle of living deeply in the home is prone to negative and depressive moods, which are not conducive to maintaining bone health. Therefore, patients should learn to control their condition at home by eating properly and changing their lifestyle habits. Patients should always open windows, have more ventilation, and get more sunlight. They should also enhance nutrition, eat a balanced diet, and avoid overeating. It is recommended to consume a balanced diet rich in calcium, low in salt and moderate in protein, with a combination of meat and vegetables. Do not drink carbonated beverages or coffee, and do not smoke or drink alcohol.