Getting older comes with more complications for one’s health and one’s ability to function on a daily basis. However, some of these signs of aging do not have to be synonymous with getting older. One of those supposed signs is memory. Memory difficulties start as early as your late thirties, and continue until you either develop dementia or develop Alzheimer’s. Other people do not develop either of these memory conditions, and can actually ward off memory problems for decades.…
If you’re worried about hair loss, you may want to look into PRP treatments. This hair restoration therapy uses your own blood to help grow your hair. Your doctor can determine if your type of hair loss is a good candidate for these treatments. If so, you can receive the injections anywhere on your head where you have thinning hair. Here’s a look at how PRP, or platelet-rich plasma, therapy works for treating hair loss.…
Osteoarthritis is often referred to as a degenerative joint disorder and is fairly common in elderly individuals. As cartilage that is located on the tips of bones wears down, stiffness, pain, and inflammation can become chronic issues. If you have been dealing with painful knees and have difficulty bending down or walking briskly, your doctor can diagnose your condition and may suggest physical rehabilitation services as a way to cope with the discomfort.…
