As we grow older, our bodies naturally undergo changes — but some health issues become more common and require special attention. Understanding these conditions helps families and caregivers provide better support and timely care for elderly loved ones.
1. Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)
Often called the “silent killer,” hypertension can go unnoticed until it causes serious complications. Regular blood pressure checks and reduced salt intake can help manage it effectively.
2. Diabetes
Elderly individuals with diabetes need to monitor blood sugar, maintain a balanced diet, and stay physically active to avoid complications like poor circulation and vision problems.
3. Arthritis and Joint Pain
Simple exercises, warm baths, and anti-inflammatory diets can reduce stiffness and improve mobility.
4. Vision and Hearing Loss
Age-related vision and hearing decline can lead to isolation or accidents. Routine eye and ear checkups — like PWCF’s free Eye Care Initiative — can restore comfort and confidence.
5. Memory Loss and Dementia
Mental stimulation, social engagement, and good nutrition can help maintain cognitive health. Early medical evaluation is important for persistent memory issues.
6. Malnutrition and Dehydration
Limited appetite or access to food can cause nutritional gaps. Encourage seniors to eat small, frequent meals and drink plenty of fluids.
PWCF’s Commitment:
Through our community outreach programs, elderly care services, and wellness education, Purity Wellness Care Foundation addresses these challenges head-on, ensuring that every senior receives the care and attention they deserve.
Conclusion:
Aging should not mean suffering in silence. With awareness, love, and consistent care, our elderly can enjoy longer, healthier, and happier lives — and that’s the vision PWCF continues to uphold.