Falling is something that all people experience as we are learning to walk, or if we are engaged in sports. However, falling as an older adult can lead to many serious health conditions like hip fractures, broken limbs, or traumatic brain injuries. On top of this, we also tend to have longer recovery periods following…
Memory loss in elderly persons can be caused by a variety of factors. It’s therefore critical to have an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan. Memory issues, as well as a slight reduction in other thinking abilities, are a very normal side effect of aging. However, there’s a distinction to be made between normal memory changes…
Your older family members are more likely to experience emotions of loneliness than are your younger ones. This is certainly the case for persons who are single and live alone. Solitude can even have a negative impact on one’s physical health. Continued isolation has been linked to an increased risk of health problems such as…
Vitamin B12 is a crucial ingredient for our bodies to function normally. Mood fluctuations, general tiredness, sleeplessness, a loss of appetite, and eyesight issues are just a few of the symptoms of B12 deficiency. While this vitamin can be found in a variety of meals, it is sometimes difficult for seniors to digest these foods…
Breathlessness is a common symptom of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. Although oxygen therapy is commonly used to help with shortness of breath, side effects can include headaches and exhaustion. When using oxygen tanks as a major source of oxygen, there is a serious risk that the body will learn to intentionally block its own respiratory…
