Articles in Diseases & Treatments Category

Articles in Diseases & Treatments Category

Blog: Osteoporosis: The Silent Threat Common Among the Elderly

Osteoporosis is a significant public health concern often referred to as a "silent disease," much like high blood pressure or elevated cholesterol levels. It quietly undermines the health and quality of life of the elderly. Typically, individuals with osteoporosis show no symptoms, making it difficult to diagnose and treat in its early stages. As people live longer, particularly women, the prevalence of chronic conditions such as osteoporosis is on the rise.

Dr. Tanawat Amphansap

Dr. Tanawat Amphansap

Police General Hospital

Blog: Insomnia Symptoms in the Elderly

Insomnia may seem like a minor inconvenience, but it shouldn't be overlooked, especially in the elderly. Lack of sleep can have significant negative consequences, ranging from physical fatigue to cognitive impairment. In older adults, insomnia can lead to issues such as daytime fatigue, impaired thinking, and increased risk of accidents due to drowsiness.

Dr. Noppadol Noppaku

Dr. Noppadol Noppaku

The Parents Wellness and Rehabilitation

Blog: How Do We Know If We Have Osteoporosis ?

Symptoms of Osteoporosis Osteoporosis often progresses silently, particularly in its early stages. Typically, there are no noticeable symptoms until the condition has significantly worsened. As it advances, individuals may experience: - Chronic back pain - A hunched back - Decreased height - Bones that break more easily than normal, even without severe accidents

Dr. Tanawat Amphansap

Dr. Tanawat Amphansap

Police General Hospital

Blog: Understanding Baby Acne: A Guide for Parents

Baby acne is a common condition that manifests as small, red bumps on a baby's skin, often appearing on the face and neck. While it might look concerning, it's generally harmless and tends to resolve on its own. The primary cause of baby acne is the exposure to maternal hormones before birth, which can stimulate the baby's oil glands, leading to the development of acne.