Care for the Elderly
Human development peaks at approximately 20-25 years old; from that point on, the body and organs slowly deteriorate towards old age. The definition of at which age one is considered elderly can vary from country to country, but usually means above the age of retirement, or after 65 years of age.
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Who is a geriatric specialist?
A geriatrician is a specialist in internal medicine who has undergone additional training specifically in the care and treatment of the elderly.
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Kidneys and the Elderly
Certainly, the answers that arise can be varied, but generally, reporting results in this manner often causes considerable alarm among the elderly. They fear they may need to undergo dialysis, are worried about what the cause could be, what steps should be taken next, whether their kidney function will return to normal, what medication might be used, and whether they will need to take kidney cleansing drugs. Therefore, in this article, we will come to understand about the changes in kidney function as one enters old age.
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Doctor Talk: Longevity Health Check for the Elderly
Doctor Talk: Longevity Health Check for the Elderly
Social Media and the Elderly
Currently, social media serves as a platform to disseminate news, information, experience sharing and connecting with friends and family. Many might think that social media is the exclusive domain for the younger generation. However, many of elderly have adopted social media to pace up with time as well as keep themselves connected with friends and other family members.
Greatest of 50 – How to Improve Health and Fitness
Time passes and our bodies change. The loss of muscle, bone and fat under the skin, along with changes in collagen and elastin, is making fine lines and wrinkles more dramatic.
Do Not Overlook Malnutrition in Older Adults
Good nutrition is critical to overall health and well-being. Malnutrition is common among the elderly. In developed countries, around 15% of the elderly are malnourished.