Chronic constipation is a common problem faced by many elderly. Some of them even deal with this on a regular basis. Experiencing chronic digestive discomfort can affect your loved one’s life greatly. They may not want to eat or exercise. They might also be cranky and uncooperative. This can also lead to unwanted behavior in…
Caregiving for a loved one with Alzheimer’s requires a lot of patience and flexibility while still keeping to a fixed routine. It is challenging but it is important to help a patient feel more relaxed and less confused. Your loved one may be independent with some lapses or may be totally dependent on you. Either…
Dehydration is a serious and common problem for the elderly. It is important to prevent dehydration as it can lead to serious health issues. It is a common cause of hospitalization for people over the age of 65. Being hydrated is also necessary for some medications to work properly. Ideally, we want the elderly to…
The loss of appetite is common in the elderly. They sometimes struggle during meals or refuse to eat due to a loss of appetite. It is important to address this issue because the elderly need to eat well so they can be as healthy as possible. But how do you help someone with no appetite…
As your loved ones grow older with age, it may be challenging for them to regain their usual sense of balance. Exercise promotes good mental health for your loved ones and balance exercises can be simple and easy to do. They can do balance exercises for your loved ones as a couple too. By keeping…
