Stevie Compango, CNSC, CPT 
Aging toward senior years is never an easy process and becomes particularly frustrating when your appearance starts changing. For example, many seniors develop “old lady arms” as they get older and start to feel much older. What exactly is this problem and can you fix it? Thankfully, it is very possible to manage this problem … Read more
Collagen supplements have become a popular option for many people over the years. But is collagen good for seniors? Yes, this care option is healthy and beneficial for older adults. Collagen for seniors can be an important medical care option that provides many benefits and supports their health in a variety of ways. Understanding why … Read more
Studies suggested that cannabidiol (CBD) may help manage acute arthritic conditions by reducing inflammatory immune responses and lessening pain responses. Researchers have not fully confirmed CBD’s anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving properties in humans. The Arthritis Foundation recommends that individuals consult a doctor before taking CBD with any medication for arthritis, as CBD may interact with these … Read more
Millions of Americans suffer from chronic pain due to arthritis every year. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about one in four people with arthritis, or 15 million people, report experiencing severe joint pain. Older adults, women, in particular, are most prone to having osteoporosis. Children with arthritis can also experience … Read more
Knee pain is a common, concerning condition that impacts many people, and it can have a wide range of causes. While many people can trace their knee pain to specific injuries, a number of people do not experience a specific injury as the reason for their knee pain ailments. If you know the source of … Read more
Knee pain is something that hundreds upon hundreds of millions of people experience worldwide. It’s so common that the odds are that every adult will experience some form of knee pain at some point in their life. Why is this? The answer is relatively straightforward: our knees bear the most weight of any joint in … Read more
Pain at the top of the knee can be debilitating. It is often caused by repetitive motions associated with athletics or work-related activities such as climbing stairs. Conditions are easy to treat and rarely require surgery. Many cases of knee pain can be prevented by taking simple precautions. The professionals at Health Report Live offer … Read more
Varicose veins can make it difficult to change position and move about the day as you deal with leg pain, discomfort, and stiffness. At Health Report Live, we provide you with comprehensive lists of certain conditions so you can learn to live more comfortably, even with a chronic condition. Review our outlined information below to … Read more
Are You Experiencing One or More of These Symptoms? To understand how to treat your knee pain symptoms, it is crucial first to identify the cause of your knee pain. The mechanics of your knee are very complex, as hundreds of little tendons and ligaments help it move with ease. However, when these tendons and … Read more
Physical therapy is often an essential part of your overall healthcare plan. While your primary care physician or orthopedic specialist provides diagnosis and medical advice, you will spend far more time with your PT as your knee heals. They may also help you avoid long-term medications for pain relief and surgery. Proper PT can even … Read more
Acute stabbing pain at the back of the leg or behind the knee may appear suddenly. This type of knee pain is particularly intense and may significantly impact an individual’s quality of life. Stabbing pain behind the knee may be caused by different issues, from overuse of the joint to medical conditions like osteoarthritis or … Read more
I’ve suffered from lower back pain for the last 8 years. It’s something I’ve come to terms with and have learned to live with. Caused by our modern diets and sedentary lifestyle, any type of chronic pain, especially back and nerve pain, is almost unavoidable these days. So when I saw an ad for a … Read more
Bone diseases may not get as much attention as other major diseases, including cancer, diabetes and heart disease, but they are common in the United States. Osteoporosis is a bone health disease that affects one in two Americans over age 50. Roughly 4 in 10 white women over 40 will experience a spine, hip or … Read more
Chronic Fatigue in Seniors: Causes and Treatment Options. Everyone feels tired occasionally, but if you find it difficult to stay alert on an ongoing basis, you may be suffering from chronic fatigue. Chronic fatigue can be tied to any number of physical and mental conditions. It may be caused by depression, disease or medication taken … Read more
The care you receive sometimes includes osteopathic manipulation treatments, which may seem similar to chiropractic adjustments. However, there are some key differences between osteopathy and chiropractic care. Training Both osteopaths and chiropractors are doctors, but their training differs. Both must attain an undergraduate degree and be accepted into a graduate program. Doctors of osteopathy (DOs) … Read more
Parkinson’s Disease is a progressive neurological disorder that affects many seniors and can significantly alter the quality of their lives. There is currently no cure for the disease, but there are treatment options that can help to alleviate symptoms for those who are suffering. In this article, you will learn about what Parkinson’s Disease is, … Read more
When you are considering a senior living facility or community for your loved one, you want to make sure that all their needs will be met. This doesn’t end with providing for their basic care; you will also want them to engage in the types of activities that lead to a happy, healthy, and productive … Read more
Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive brain disorder that is irreversible and is the most common cause of dementia in both older adults and seniors. It can destroy our memory, ability to think and even capacity to carry out very simple tasks. According to the NIA, symptoms usually first appear when adults are in their mid-60’s … Read more
Learning about all of the in’s and out’s of Medicare can be a confusing process for many seniors. Medicare benefits are for those who are 65 and older with certain exceptions. The program is broken down into parts labeled “A, B, C, and D.” These parts each represent a different aspect of coverage. In this … Read more
A UTI in elderly folks is quite common and can affect anyone at any time. In this article, we want to dissect what UTI’s are, show what types of symptoms accompany them, break down different kinds and provide educational information on how to diagnose and treat them. Although commonly managed and alleviated in a short period, … Read more