A physical exam at any age will typically include a number of medical tests.
You should feel comfortable enough to discuss the subtle changes you notice in your aging journey. It is also a great time to approach more serious concerns, such as any knowledge of a family history of cancer or degenerative disease. Once you turn 50, you will encounter additional tests and health screenings, as there are more concerns as you age.
Memory loss, Vascular health, Vision, Joint issues, Cancer risk, Continence
Recommended test by the age of 50
Blood pressure, check the blood pressure and also heart rate,
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and schedule a check-up of blood pressure by a doctor in the future.
Lab Tests
Blood sugar level. complete cholesterol profile.
Immunization.
Flu Vaccine. Tetanus Booster. Pneumococcal Vaccine
Skin and Mole Checkup
Dermatologists will look at the freckles and moles all over your body, including on your scalp and in between toes, to find any abnormalities.
Joint care examination
It is not uncommon to begin experiencing subtle aches and pains as you age. Your doctor can help guide you with supplementation and arthritis care solutions that are individualized for your level of activity and health.
Vision Examination
An eye examination is a great idea to schedule when you turn 50 as well Fatigue poor diet can impact eye vision, maybe the doctor noted some changes in eye vision which is not uncommon at the age of 50
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