Inquiry about hypertension and hyperlipidemia tests for an elderly person in their 80s

My mother is 80 years old this year.

 

I think I've been taking medication for high blood pressure and high cholesterol for a little over 20 years.

 

Recently, fasting blood sugar has risen to a slightly dangerous level, so you should also be cautious about diabetes.

 

My blood pressure and high cholesterol are fortunately not very dangerous, but I can't stop taking the medication, so I continue to take it.

 

He also had thyroid cancer surgery 18 years ago, so he needs to take hormone medication~~

 

My teeth are not good, so I can't stop taking Tooth Tonic, and I really take more than a few medications;;;

 

You regularly have blood tests and take medication at the internal medicine department...

 

It's good to exercise, but since your joints are not in good condition, you can't comfortably do any exercise either.

 

You have been consistently managing your weight, so you haven't gained weight... but you probably have very little muscle mass, right?

 

By the way, I'm curious, how often do patients with hypertension, hyperlipidemia, or diabetes get blood tests at the hospital?

 

Actually, it's not easy for elderly people to go to the hospital.

 

My mom goes to the internal medicine department every three months for blood tests, so she visits regularly.

 

They said they drew more blood than expected;;;;

 

I'm curious how often others get regular check-ups.