Ageing
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While caring for a loved one suffering from Parkinson’s, it is important to not neglect your own physical and emotional wellbeing, say long-term caregivers
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Neurologists and movement disorder specialists bust some common misconceptions about Parkinson’s disease
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Older people should take extra care since the skin tends to become drier and more sensitive with age
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Foot issues in the elderly like infections and bunions can be prevented by various measures like moisturising, stretching and maintaining proper foot hygiene
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Nocturnal enuresis or bedwetting is common in the elderly and can be a warning sign of an underlying condition
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Hormonal fluctuation is a natural part of ageing. Healthy lifestyle habits like exercising and following good sleep hygiene can help ease the harsh effects of the wavering hormones
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Experts recommend regular eye checkups to the elderly to prevent serious eye diseases and maintain eye health
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Training the brain through different activities can help the elderly to keep it healthy and active
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The number of centenarians in the world is expected to more than double over the next decade
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Joint problems in the hip and knees affect the gait of many older people. Hence the importance of using assistive devices and getting regular health check-ups for the bones, ears and eyes
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Constant pressure on certain body parts can cause bedsores. But they can be prevented by keeping the areas clean and dry
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A caregiving approach for people with life-threatening illnesses, palliative care is much more than physical pain management
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Treating the underlying issue and creating a friendly environment can help in treating the syndrome
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Regular physical activity or exercise holds the secret to staying young. It helps you remain physically and mentally agile, manage the symptoms of ageing better and lead a disease-free life
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Loss of teeth is a common occurrence among the elderly. Dentures are an absolute saviour, bringing back lost smiles apart from the ability to chew
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A common sign of ageing, the skin condition seborrheic keratosis is harmless and requires no treatment
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Elderly people must not ignore hemorrhoids — commonly called piles — especially when there is bleeding without pain
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Gangrene in older adults can pose several health risks if not treated in time. Experts share insights on how to tackle this condition
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Many people feel tired and listless in the twilight of their lives because of low blood hemoglobin levels but are rarely treated for it
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Older adults can develop a hunchback because of weak bones and reduced spine flexibility. Exercises like stretching and yoga can help manage it
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Laughter therapy works wonders for the elderly -- by boosting the immune system, protecting the heart, relieving pain and improving mood
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Pain in the knee joints can have an adverse impact on normal life and is one of the most common medical problems affecting the ageing population
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Moral and medical support are the best ways to help senior citizens cope with age-related hearing loss
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Many senior citizens develop a voice handicap or hoarseness as part of the ageing process. But voice loss can also be a warning of an underlying condition
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As life expectancy increases, more elderly people are likely to be diagnosed with degenerative diseases like osteoarthritis that cause severe pain and disability
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A weak bladder is common among the elderly, particularly in those above 80. Here’s what urinary incontinence means and how it can be managed and treated
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Doctors say maintaining a healthy amount of physical activity throughout life decreases the probability of developing mobility issues in later days

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