What bones other than vertebrae are prone to fracture in osteoporosis?

In osteoporosis, bones that are particularly prone to fracture include the hip (femur), wrist (distal radius), and pelvis. These fractures typically occur due to falls or minor trauma, as the weakened bone structure is unable to withstand normal stress. The ribs can also fracture more easily, often resulting from coughing or sneezing. Overall, any bone can be affected, but these areas are most commonly associated with osteoporotic fractures.