Falls in older adults are matters that should be treated seriously. This is not only in cases of injuries but also when it appears that everything is fine. Sometimes falls can indicate an underlying issue that may contribute to the likelihood of falls in the future. When they do fall, make sure that you call…
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After your retirement, you will have plenty of time to spend socializing with friends. One great activity that you can do together is camping. Camping is an excellent way to get some physical exercise while bonding with your friends. In addition, being surrounded by nature helps to relieve stress and boost your mood. If you…
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Falls can be especially dangerous for an older adult. As you grow older, your coordination and reflexes decline and your strength decreases. This is only natural but it may increase the likelihood of falls because of reduced balancing skills. Thankfully, some exercises can help with balance. However, if you have been experiencing any dizziness or…
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Dehydration is described as a loss of fluids and electrolytes, and it can have serious repercussions for older adults, including death in extreme circumstances. You may have offered a drink to an older loved one only to have them say that they aren’t thirsty at the moment. Unfortunately, this response is frequently caused by a…
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Staying hydrated may be difficult, especially for older people. Older persons are at a higher risk of dehydration for a variety of reasons, including a diminished ability to retain water and a less intense feeling of thirst. Dehydration in your loved ones can progress to more serious problems if left untreated. Here are some of…
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