Elder Care Guide (Page 13)
Is there a way to prevent arthritis?
There are a great many types of arthritis, but the most common is osteoarthritis, usually associated with age. Other types of arthritis, known as inflammatory arthritis, include rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, gout, and lupus. Unfortunately, you don’t have the power to completely prevent any of them. Lifestyle changes and precautions may, however, delay the onset of osteoarthritis, and... ❯❯❯
How to prevent trips and falls in the elderly
Trips and falls in the elderly population are some of the biggest events that can cause death. According to Taking Care a company that provides products to help with trips and falls, over 30% of people aged 55+ will have a fall this year.
Unfortunately, these falls will kill those who experience them. But some things can be done to prevent trips and falls in the first place.
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A Simple Guide on Using Fingertip Pulse Monitoring Devices
In this day and age, a lot of people suffer from heart-related diseases or diseases that can greatly alter our blood pressure and heart rate. This, of course, is a really complicated problem to deal with, since it can be fatal if ignored.
Among the most common symptoms caused by abnormal blood pressure, we can find things like intense headaches, disorientation, fatigue, chest pain, and irregular... ❯❯❯
5 Trends That Are Transforming Elderly Care
If there’s a thing that the coronavirus pandemic has established, it’s the fact that protecting the elderly should be one of our top priorities. And considering the fact that a big bulk of baby boomers are retiring these days, it has become more important than before to invest in elderly care technology.
But aside from the existing solutions and equipment in the healthcare industry today like... ❯❯❯
What Are the Benefits of Assisted Living?
As we get older, it can become more difficult to live independently at home for a range of reasons. This could be down to health issues, which commonly arise with age. It could also be down to mobility issues, which can make it difficult for seniors to manage on their own. Fortunately, there are assisted living communities that can provide a combination of independence coupled with a range of... ❯❯❯
How Has Medical Care Changed in The Last Few Years?
Historically speaking, medical care has undergone a sea change since its inception from the time of Hippocrates. Even if we compare the last few decades with the facilities that we have today, we will be taken by surprise. From hospital stays that sometimes went on for years to telemedicine now, medical science indeed has travelled a long road. Earlier the hospital and other centres of medical... ❯❯❯
Dermatological Issues in Old Age
Skin-the largest organ of the body is largely fascinating. With its renewal and healing powers it is more of a miracle organ than any other. However, when old age embarks, the renewal process slows down causing more dead cells than new ones. Not only this, it also comes with a lot of issues. The skin becomes thinner and easier to penetrate by bacteria and thus more likely to develop adverse... ❯❯❯
4 Tips On Dentist Visits For Seniors
Seniors have special dental needs since most of them would have missing teeth and weak gums due to old age. As people get older, the oral cavity will also show signs of structural and functional deterioration due to diet, lifestyle, and medical conditions. Since elders need proper oral health care, they would need to visit a dentist at least twice a year.
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Essential Oral Health Tips For Seniors
Seniors have to remember that oral health is necessary for a healthy life. Gum diseases can even send seniors to emergency rooms, a place they will never want to visit. Sadly, seniors often overlook oral health because they find it tedious. If you are a senior yourself or know someone who doesn’t care about their gums, you must read these important oral health tips. Dental Visits Believe it or... ❯❯❯
Why is the new Coronavirus strain more dangerous?
The world has entered the second year of battling with the coronavirus pandemic. The virus has left many dead, others infected, and it continues to spread in different parts of the world. Even those who have not gotten COVID have been dealing with insolation fatigue and loneliness due to quarantine and lockdowns. The worst news about the pandemic is the new strains of coronavirus that have been... ❯❯❯
