You might associate aging with grey hair, wrinkles and forgetting why you left your house in the first place. These things are undoubtedly scary but getting old means so much more than that. In your late 50s and 60s, you will be caught off guard with unique health concerns that you never had to worry about all your life.

Alzheimer’s disease or AD is a neurodegenerative disease that meddles with a person’s memory, cognitive thinking, and behavioral capabilities. The disease is a type of memory loss or dementia that develops gradually but worsens over time. The condition especially becomes chronic when it begins to interfere with the patient’s daily activities.

The liver is the largest organ inside your body, located beneath the right lung and rib cage. One of the essential functions of the liver is blood purification. Purification is done to get rid of any toxins and chemicals in the blood to process nutrients and provide energy for the body.

Breast cancer is one of the leading causes of cancer death. An estimated one in eight women in the country will develop breast cancer, making it the most common form of cell mutation. In cancer, cells generally tend to grow out of control to form a tumor. Ductal carcinoma is a common type of breast cancer.

A lot of married couples who do not want more babies or don’t want babies in the first place are going for tubal ligation or getting the tubes tied, as it is commonly referred to as. Tubal ligation lets you finally ditch the birth control pills, and it frees you from the fear of unwanted pregnancy.

In vitro fertilization (IVF), known to most of us as the ‘test tube baby,’ is a process where an egg is combined with the sperm externally. The process involves the extraction of an egg from the ovaries of a woman and is then fertilized with an external sperm in a laboratory.