As the coronavirus pandemic spreads its tentacles throughout the world, there are many problems people are facing with their day-to-day chores. For some senior citizens suffering from hearing loss wearing their face mask while going to the grocery store has become a pain especially if they need an over-the-ear hearing aid. The face mask elastic band is commonly placed over the ears for securing it and it can get in the way of the cabling which connects the speaker to the hearing aid. Apart from Read More +

Recently there was a French scientific study which took into consideration nearly 3800 elderly people who were followed over 25 years. It found out that the elderly people who are suffering from hearing loss and are not using hearing aids are at a greater risk of getting dementia. This study also stated that people using hearing aids mitigated the raised risk of dementia. According to the study, people using hearing aids were at a lower risk than compared to those reporting no hearing loss. There Read More +

Many people say that stress is the reason behind all illnesses. This stress is a combination of chemical, physical, and emotional stressors that you even might not be aware of. The good news is that there are several ways to mitigate the negative effects of stress as well. The common health issues you can associate with the elderly that are induced by stress include heart diseases, headaches, depression, diabetes, asthma, gastrointestinal issues, anxiety, and Alzheimer’s diseases. One thing to note here, some of these issues Read More +

Outbreaks of infectious diseases such as coronavirus are scary and can result in affecting your mental health. Although it is necessary to stay informed about the situation there are several other things you can do to manage and support your wellbeing during the difficult times. Here are some tips that can aid you, your friends, and your family take care of mental health at a time when we have a lot of speculation about taking care of your physical health. Mental Health While Staying at Read More +

It is great for women’s health when they are active before they are 50. However, if you have not exercised regularly before turning 50 it is never too late to begin. This physical activity is not only good for women’s fitness but also for taming symptoms of menopause such as joint pain, hot flashes, and sleeping disorders. The exercise will also help in lowering the risk of developing heart diseases, osteoporosis, and diabetes. It also helps in controlling weight and helps in reducing belly fat. Read More +

Dizziness can be termed as a feeling of unbalance, being lightheaded, or woozy. It may lead to fainting although it is not a disease but a symptom of several disorders. The disequilibrium and vertigo can lead to dizziness but these are different kinds of symptoms. Vertigo causes a spinning sensation with a feeling that the room is moving. It may appear like motion sickness when you are leaning to one side. Equilibrium, as the name suggests, is a loss of balance. The true dizziness is Read More +

It has been noted in studies over the years that stress can lead to various ailments and disease. When you are repeatedly exposed to stress or stressful events, you will have a higher statistical risk of dealing with health issues such as hypertension, heart disease, headaches, anxiety, depression, insomnia and gastrointestinal discomfort. These stress problems are not just related to seniors, but to members of all generations. Let’s take a look at a few ideas that may help. 1. Practice Mindfulness: Practicing mindfulness is one Read More +

The situation around the world regarding coronavirus is changing quickly and we will share the latest available information about public health interest and especially the senior’s health here. It is time to be informed and follow some fundamental steps for protecting yourself and the people around you. It has been recognized that older people and those suffering from chronic conditions related to lungs, heart, or kidneys are at greater risk to get affected by the coronavirus. This is mainly because as people age their immune Read More +

We experience sound every day in our surroundings. The origin of the sound can be from various sources such as radio and television, traffic, industry, or household appliances. In most cases, these noises happen at safe decibel levels that will not damage the ears. However, when the sound is too loud it can be harmful even if it is occurring for a brief period. If the sound is occurring for a longer period and is long-lasting it can be even more harmful. These occurrences loud Read More +

Good communication requires the efforts of everyone involved in the conversation. Even if the person who has hearing loss is making use of hearing aids and is using active listening strategies; others involved in the conversation must be mindful as well. Here are some examples that will help. 1. Face the person suffering from hearing loss: Always face the hearing impaired individual so that they can get visual speech cues. Ensure that the conversation takes place in good lighting. Face to face is vastly preferable Read More +