Tag: Middle-aged and Elderly Health

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Why are parents unwilling to have a physical examination?

More and more people have noticed the importance of physical examination. Many people in the work unit routine physical examination, Also often persuade parents to go to the hospital for physical examination. When parents feel uncomfortable, they will try to persuade their parents to go to the hospital for examination. However, some parents always resist going to the hospital for examination. Let children feel that parents are so stubborn. Why don’t you want to go to the physical examination and the hospital? In fact, do we really understand their thoughts? Idea 1: I am a parent, you have the final say! Prevention is better than cure, Early detection, early diagnosis, early intervention, Prevention is the first step. But if such Read More …

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Have you been caught in the five propaganda traps of the circle of friends [healthy food]?

Everyone hopes to eat high-quality food that is good for health, and many businesses take this opportunity to provide all kinds of [healthy food] as they wish and make a lot of money. A round of fantastic introduction, a round of crazy bombing of professional terms, coupled with a round of [expert research] [experiencer’s appearance], consumers usually pay in a daze. However, when we calm down and look at those [seemingly reasonable] introductions from a scientific perspective, we find that most of them are bluffing-or just correct nonsense. When I saw many micro-business advertisement posts forwarded in my circle of friends, I silently worried about your wallets-[fool, you then fool]. Rich in essential substances for human body Many substances are Read More …

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Come and look at the 9 kinds of warnings before your eyes get sick, and protect your eyes well.

When we are working hard abroad, health problems are what we have always cared about and cared about, and we all don’t like to go to the hospital to see a doctor because of a minor illness, thinking that we can get through it. But in fact, there are some diseases that have symptoms at an early stage. If we ask more doctors, we can find the problems and treat them earlier. Two typical cases Case 1: Professor Wang is 55 years old this year. During the school physical examination last week, an important indicator [cup-to-plate ratio] increased during the fundus examination. It seems that there was such a problem during the physical examination a few years ago, but he Read More …

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How can patients with Alzheimer’s disease live better

Alzheimer’s disease (AD), commonly known as [Alzheimer’s disease]. For people suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, life is not an easy thing. Memory ups and downs have had a serious impact on life. Some tips to help you cope with memory changes. What should I do when I have a bad memory? With the help of some small tools, you can remember some things and deal with them calmly even if there is an emergency: Carry a notebook with you: record important information, phone number, name, temporary thoughts, appointment, home address, and your home information; Post-it notes: Paste post-it notes at some necessary places in the home, such as the process of using rice cookers and matters needing attention; Labels: Labels are Read More …

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There is a reason why the ladies in the square dance.

No matter in the city or town, no matter in the morning or evening, no matter in the park square, as long as there is a spacious open space, as long as there is a dynamic music, there will always be a group of aunts dancing lightly. Each person holds his head high, is full of energy, is full of vitality, and has a happy and confident face. This is the characteristic scene of China in the past two years-square dancing. Most retired middle-aged and elderly people will basically no longer worry about food and clothing, and their basic material needs can be met. However, after retirement, the discomfort caused by the sharp drop in interpersonal communication, the sense of Read More …

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How can we finish the last step of life with dignity?

People die naturally. But everyone wants to walk peacefully and beautifully. No one wants to suffer before leaving. For example, he has various tubes inserted all over his body, lives on machines, and is forced to accept chest compressions and other rescue. It would be a comforting thing if one could still have a good grasp of one’s rights at the last moment of one’s life and choose to die with dignity and no pain. Dr. Clove would like to introduce the concepts of [living wills] and [palliative care], hoping to help those in need. What is palliative care? Palliative care originated in the 1960s. It does not aim at curing diseases, but focuses on improving the quality of life Read More …

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Overlooked [male menopause]

Forty-year-old men are more stable than thirty-year-old men and more funny than fifty-year-old men. They are mature, wise, successful in career and happy in family. This period is their golden period. However, from a physiological point of view, it may be a different picture. A man in his golden age may be going through or preparing to go through an important physiological transition period. At this time, he may be in trouble and cannot get rid of it. Careful family members will find that he seems to have become strange, anxious and irritable all day long. What happened to what? In fact, this is a clinical syndrome associated with male age growth. I remember one afternoon, a middle-aged couple came Read More …

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Palpitations? Breast discomfort? May be caused by atrial fibrillation!

Aunt Liu in the community is 66 years old this year and suffers from rheumatic mitral stenosis for more than 20 years. Recently, she always feels palpitations and shortness of breath. So she went to the hospital to check. The doctor took out the stethoscope and listened to it, and looked at her electrocardiogram, telling her that it was caused by atrial fibrillation, and let her go back and insist on taking aspirin every day. Is what atrial fibrillation? Why does Aunt Liu take aspirin every day? Today, let’s take a look at atrial fibrillation for everyone. Is what atrial fibrillation? Atrial fibrillation is the most common arrhythmia in clinic. Atrial contraction in normal people shows uniform and consistent contraction. Read More …

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Is the little shadow in front of us what?

In the clinic, 67-year-old Li Nainai is describing her discomfort to me. [Doctor, there are always some small dark shadows in front of my eyes. I thought there was dust in my eyes, and I dropped eye drops and rubbed my eyes. As a result, there were still some. This is not true. My wife must have taken me to the hospital to see it.] [Well, can you tell me if those little things move? ] [Yes, they are floating slowly. Besides, sometimes they are a few small black spots, sometimes they are like a few gray bugs, sometimes they can’t be found. Doctor, is there a bug in my eye? ] Li Nainai was given medicine to dilate her Read More …

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Hypertension control is not good, may be blind, can’t see things

The eyes are the windows of the heart, Let’s feel the wonderful world. Many people like to use cameras to describe eyeballs. Then the retina is like a photographic film in a camera. It is specially responsible for photosensitive imaging. But for people with hypertension who do not control their blood pressure well, At the end of the day, enjoying a clear and bright world may be a luxury for them. Because small blood vessels in the retina are damaged by hypertension, hypertensive retinopathy will occur, and in serious cases, they may become blind and never see again. What is going on? Why does hypertension damage retina? Although, generally at the end of hypertension, It is easy for the eyes Read More …