- brain
[Conclusion, heredity?] What are the characteristics of people who are prone to cerebral infarction?
After the onset of cerebral infarction, the aftereffects of cerebral infarction have a major impact on daily life, such as paralysis of half the body and difficulty in speaking. If the symptoms are severe, they may not be able to live independently and may require constant nursing care. According to statistics from the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, bedridden […]
- Diabetes
[Supervised by a doctor] What is insulin treatment for diabetes?
Diabetes is treated with oral medications and insulin. Insulin therapy is a treatment that you inject into your own body. Now let's talk about insulin therapy. Adaptation for insulin treatment Depending on the type of diabetes […]
- knees
[The back of my knee hurts.. Are you sick? ] About the cause of pain in the back of the knee
"Recently, my knees are not feeling well", "I feel uncomfortable behind my knees", "I feel difficulty walking" Do you have any such worries? The knee joint consists of the thigh bone, the femur, the tibia […]
- regenerative medicine
What is regenerative medicine? Explanation of diseases and side effects for which stem cell therapy is effective
Have you ever heard the word regenerative medicine? Many of you may not be familiar with it. Regenerative medicine is a state-of-the-art medical technology that is expected to provide new treatments for diseases and injuries that were previously ineffective. here […]
- Diabetes
[Do you apply? What are the characteristics of people who are prone to diabetes? Cause and remedy
Diabetes is difficult to completely cure once it develops. Treatment with oral medications and injections must be continued for the rest of one's life, and the burden is not only physical but also mental and financial. In addition, in complications, there is a risk of blindness, and the kidneys do not work and life […]
- heart
[Before it's too late] What is the cause of sudden chest pain? Explanation of symptoms and possible diseases
My chest suddenly started to hurt even though I didn't know what it was, why on earth? Chest pain can have many causes, depending on the type, degree, location, and frequency of pain. It is important to note that some cases require immediate treatment. […]
- knees
[Supervised by a doctor] Explanation of how the knee works! How to stay healthy with cartilage regeneration medicine
Knee pain that begins to worry when it comes to middle aged. Some people may be accustomed to having hyaluronic acid injections on a regular basis. When knee disease becomes severe, it interferes with daily life, and in the worst case, surgery is required, and the quality of life […]
- dementia
[Early stage care is the key] Explains the early symptoms of dementia and measures to take
“What are the initial symptoms of dementia?” It is said that the boundary between the initial state of dementia and normal health is rather ambiguous. I will tell you ahead of time, but if dementia develops, the merit of starting treatment at an early stage is very large. […]
- others
Are there nursing homes that you can enter with the national pension?
The national pension doesn't have a lot of money, but is there a nursing home to put it in? If so, what kind of nursing home is it? Many people are worried about how much pension they will receive in the future. In particular, if you are enrolled in the Employees’ Pension […]
- Diabetes
Self-check for symptoms of hypoglycemia! Explain the symptoms of hypoglycemia and how to deal with it
What are the symptoms of hypoglycemia? Can I check myself for hypoglycemia? People who have never experienced hypoglycemia cannot imagine what hypoglycemia symptoms are like, and cannot self-check […]
- brain
[Former number one cause of death in Japan] What should I do if I develop a cerebral infarction? Explains treatment methods and costs
The mortality rate of cerebrovascular disease in Japan was the highest in the 1950s and 1960s, and it was called a national disease. However, since the 1980s, treatment methods have been established, and it has become possible to detect it at an early stage through medical checkups, so it is on the decline. It is on the decline […]
- dementia
[Disease of Reiwa] What is smartphone dementia? Detailed explanation of symptoms and countermeasures
Don't you feel like you've been forgetful lately, or that your memory has gotten worse? Smartphones are an indispensable item in modern society, but excessive use can increase the risk of illness. Especially in recent years, people in their 30s to 50s […]