Doctor Loy
Back pain is a significant complaint, accounting for most disability cases globally. The linkages between back pain and causation are several, ranging from collision, injury, poor posture, age, wear & tear, arthritis, and other medical conditions like shingles or spinal infection. Your occupation, health status, activity level, and age will largely determine the chances of … Read more
As people age, the risk of developing problems with eye health increase dramatically. As a result, the general health of the eye has become much more fragile over the years. In addition, if an elderly individual has other health conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, or vascular disease, they have a much higher risk … Read more
Despite the prevalence of chronic kidney disease, which affects thousands of people each year, there are still no known methods for completely curing failing kidneys. However, multiple treatment methods are available if your kidney disease progresses to this stage. Dialysis is the most common treatment for end-stage renal disease and also one of the most … Read more
The elderly population is already at greater risk for several health conditions, diseases, and disorders, with many of them causing specific consequences related to skin health and integrity. Due to consequences secondary to vascular disease and diabetes and nursing home complications, wounds and the need for wound care are becoming more common in the geriatric … Read more
Diabetes is a long-term condition that you can reverse in some cases, and in other cases, you can manage it more efficiently to avoid potential complications. For example, learning about the dangerous complications of diabetes can help you take precautions to prevent these bad outcomes. The journey to better quality health starts with knowledge. Potential … Read more
You may be wondering if you have a kidney problem, but you’ve been holding off on seeing a doctor for some time, which is a more common practice than you think, and it’s better to find out sooner than later if you have chronic kidney disease. People often avoid going to the doctor because they’re … Read more
Chronic kidney disease can come from several health conditions, habits, and genetic factors. Still, the two most common are diabetes and hypertension. These two conditions are well noted as primary chronic kidney disease causes, as they impact your kidneys’ health in detrimental ways. Now, having one or both of these conditions doesn’t automatically lead to … Read more
Each year, millions of elderly individuals over 65 will experience a fall, and many will fall again soon after the first fall. These falls often result in serious injuries, such as fractures or head injuries. In fact, according to the CDC, 800,000 individuals annually over the age of 65 are hospitalized due to a fall. … Read more
A cerebral vascular accident or stroke is an arising medical condition requiring immediate treatment by a health care professional. The earlier a stroke is treated, the better the outcome. Yet, many strokes will have delayed treatment for many reasons, resulting in significant neurological deficits in such individuals. For example, older adults who have had a … Read more
The symptoms of chronic kidney disease can be pretty bothersome. When your kidneys aren’t functioning as they should, this can result in several health problems, some of which may become very serious. However, you don’t have to accept painful and sometimes ominous symptoms as part of your new normal. However, you can make some adjustments … Read more
