This series of blogs is about common ageing-related health conditions. It covers the background knowledge, how to live with the conditions, and most importantly, how you can prepare early while you are still able.
Designing a dementia-friendly home environment can provide elderly with a better quality of life and ensure they continue to experience comfort, security, and happiness in their own homes.
Creating a dementia-friendly home environment Read More »
Sundown syndrome is a perplexing phenomenon that causes agitation and restlessness in the elderly people during the twilight hours. It is a real challenge for both caregivers and their loved ones.
Understanding Sundown Syndrome will help you cope with dementia Read More »
Delirium can occur at any age, it is a temporary and acute condition characterised by sudden onset of confusion, disorientation, and changes in mental function.
The causes, symptoms, and management of delirium Read More »
Polypharmacy increases the risk of adverse reactions through drug interactions which can lead to hospitalization, disability, or even death.
Polypharmacy problems in older adults Read More »
Pressure ulcer is a comon problem in elderly who are bedridden or wheelchair-bound. Long-term exertion of pressure is one of the root causes.
Pressure ulcer may not be an old age problem Read More »
Chronic kidney disease has lifetime implications where it affect your health, quality of life, and mental well-being.
Care for your kidneys before you suffer for life Read More »
Obesity is a modern day condition that is common in many developed countries that are fast-pace and stressful.
Obesity – The mother of most chronic conditions Read More »
An average adult starts losing muscle mass in the 30s. Obesity and sedentary can accelerate the effect and cause early onset on sarcopenia.
The scary truth about muscle loss – Sarcopenia Read More »
Urinary incontinence is the loss of bladder control causing an involuntary leakage of urine. It causes inconvenience and can greatly affect your quality of life.
When nature calls come unnaturally, the incontinence problem Read More »
Even though statistically there are more people age 60 and above diagnosed with cancer as compared to the young ones, but nowadays, cancer is no longer an ageing disease.
Cancer is no longer an ageing disease Read More »
