Attendant

6 Points Not To Be Missed By Paraplegia/Hemiplegia Caregivers

A caregiveräó»s role starts immediately after the injury and evolves with time as it is difficult for hemiplagia or paraplegia affected persons to carry out their daily activities. The role of a caregiver is demanding and challenging. Because recovery from injury is never a linear process and needs of the survivors vary, it also demands necessary adaptations in the role of a caregiver. As the survivors regain strength or independence, the caregiveräó»s role might lessen. Thus, it is crucial to have open communication with the stroke survivor to ensure you are compliant with their changing needs.

July 10, 2017

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Alzheimers

6 Herbal Remedies That Will Reduce Your Risk For Alzheimer’s Disease

Alzheimeräó»s disease is a common neurological disorder causing loss of memory i.e. dementia. The most common risk factor is aging, while others include environmental and genetic factors. Alzheimeräó»s has been linked to lifestyle-related factors such as food, exercises, smoking, and alcohol.

July 10, 2017

Nutrition

5 Must Eat Food Products For Those Aged 50 And Above

Ageing brings about several changes in our body making it work less efficiently than the hay days. It is important to provide our body with all the nutrients that it needs to function seamlessly. In recent years, chronic conditions such as heart disease, blood pressure, diabetes, and neurological disorders have become far more commonplace than infectious diseases such as malaria and dengue which were fatal.

July 10, 2017

Heart

5 Things You Must Stop Doing Today To Avert A Stroke

Chances of suffering from Œæa stroke i.e. brain attack, increase with age. The risk is also higher for people with a family history of ischemic or hemorrhagic stroke. Being at risk does not mean that stroke cannot be prevented. Here are a few things to take care of in order to prevent a stroke if you have high blood pressure or known heart disease: Œæ

July 10, 2017

Nutrition

4 Healthy Foods That Are Actually Bad For Your Health

Weäó»re all trying to eat healthy and stay fit today. But even as brands come up with the health tag on major food items, do you really know whatäó»s good for you and whatäó»s not-so good?

July 10, 2017

Cancer

4 Ways To Reduce Your Risk Of Breast Cancer

One of the biggest causes of death in women is breast cancer, even though it is a disease that can be prevented with timely diagnosis and treatment.

July 10, 2017

Fitness

7 Tips To A Healthy Detox Guide After The Festive Binging

The festive season brings with it joy and celebration, but once the festivities are over, it also brings guilt! With all the sweets you enjoyed and the foods you ate with relish, it is natural that you did not get much chance to focus on your health.

July 10, 2017

Nutrition

3 Kitchen Secrets That Will Reduce Back Pain

Back pain is one of the most common health problems that most of us face today as part of our modern day lifestyle. Whether you spend a lot of time working at your desk, or are nursing a pain hangover from a previous injury, a lingering back pain can make it difficult to carry on day to day tasks.

July 10, 2017

Physiotherapy

Top 4 Lower Back Pain Exercises You Absolutely Must Do After Delivery

Pregnancy alters a womanäó»s body in more than one way. Most of the problems arising during pregnancy resolve after delivery without special treatment. However, one of the problems that persists and often worsens after delivery is back pain.

July 10, 2017

Heart

5 Must Eat Foods If You Had A Stroke

A stroke or a äóÖbrain attackäó», as it is commonly called, occurs either because of inadequate blood supply to the brain or because of a sudden rupture and bleeding from a blood vessel in the brain. A stroke causes temporary or permanent physical as well as psychological changes in the person.

July 10, 2017

Heart

9 Must Do’s If You Have High Blood Pressure

Approximately 970 million people globally are living with hypertension. As per the World Health Organization, high blood pressure is estimated to cause 7.5 million deaths worldwide each year. Elevated blood pressure is a risk factor for stroke, heart failure, kidney failure, and visual impairment.

July 10, 2017

Nutrition

4 Easy Ways To Prevent Common Lifestyle Diseases

Lifestyle diseases is not a myth, it is one of the most glaring and common health scare in recent times that affects almost everyone in one way or the other.

July 10, 2017

Quality of life

Dental Facts: 5 Myths You Thought Were Facts

Brush your teeth twice a day and be sure to have healthy gums and teeth and avoid getting cavities. This is what you have probably been hearing ever since you were a child, right?

July 10, 2017

Pregnancy Care

5 Important Vaccinations Before And During Your Pregnancy

When youäó»re pregnant, or planning to conceive, there are a host of vaccinations that will help you and your unborn baby stay healthy and avoid certain diseases.

July 10, 2017

Top Dos And Don'ts For Paralysis Home Care

Services

3 Key Tips To Choose The Right Caregiver

A caregiver is a person who, as the name suggests, will care for a person who needs attention and assistance. You may be looking for one who can care for your elderly parents, or help a loved one during pregnancy, or look after someone who is recuperating after a serious illness.

July 10, 2017

Elder Care

Involving grandchildren in effective, loving elderly care

Grandchildren are dearer to their grandparents compared to thier parents is a known fact. Studies have shown that grandparents find it rewarding to care for their grandchildren leading to a healthier lifestyle. Though the relationship is that of give-and-take, grandparents teach thier grandchildren many valuable lessons and vice versa, unknowingly, in thier own playful way.Œæ

July 10, 2017

Elder Care

Bridge the Distance: How technology can help monitor the elderly from afar?

The world has become a very small place as you can see and speak to anyone, in any part of the globe, at literally any time by a mere click of a button on your cellphone. Wearable devices, smart phones and remote monitoring are great ways you can use to bridge the distance, especially for monitoring the well-being of the elderly. The following are 9Œætechnological devices that are used to monitor and emergency services for the elderly.

July 10, 2017

Nursing

Effective Care And Physiotherapy For Chikungunya At Home

This year, Chikungunya has been one of the top reported health news in India, with a staggering 6712 cases recorded till October 2016.

July 10, 2017

Physiotherapy

Top First aid tips to dealing with fractures

Most of us have rejoiced scribbling a speedy recovery on the plaster of a friend or family member down with a fractured arm or leg. Fractures are the result of injuries due to high stress and excessive force on the bone or a joint producing partial or complete breakage of the bone and cartilage. One of the commonest orthopedic problems, nearly 8.9 million fractures occur annually across the globe.

July 10, 2017

Heart

Identify A Stroke in 10 Seconds

One of the leading causes of death and disability, especially in the elderly, is Stroke. Stroke can be described as a brain attack, caused by either reduced blood supply to the brain, or a ruptured blood vessel in the brain. This causes parts of the brain to die, leading to lasting lifelong home care or death.

July 10, 2017

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