Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most common neurologic disorders in geriatric patients across the world. The disease involves the continuous decline of memory, thinking, and behavioral skills. While there is still no cure for Alzheimer’s, there are ways to treat it to temporarily reduce the symptoms. And one way to enhance Alzheimer’s treatment is […]
ARDS or acute respiratory distress syndrome is a serious condition that can get patients and their loved ones worried because of the possibility of end-stage organ failure. Younger patients, trauma patients, and blood transfusion patients respond better to ARDS treatments. The likelihood of survival and recovery is greater when you recover before other organs begin […]
People often assume that in-home care is only for the elderly or people with chronic illnesses or disabilities. However, shorter forms of care are available for those who merely require it to recuperate after a surgery or other ailments. Remember that short-term care is intended to assist your loved one in regaining confidence in self-control. […]
When it comes to pain, be it from chronic conditions or recovering from injuries, recovery is not a one-size-fits-all deal. While there are general regulations that are meant to be followed, you need to find a pain management plan that works for you. When it comes to rehabilitation services and treatment, there are a few […]
Most people survive experiencing their first heart attack and are still able to live on and have a full life. If you’re one of those people, you may still feel worried and overwhelmed that it might happen again or lead to further complications, which is why it’s essential to take some steps to prevent it […]
Becoming comfortable with living with an ostomy will take time, particularly if you have a colostomy. Since a passage was created from the large intestine to the outside of your body, you may feel strange and have several questions regarding recovery and going back to your life before the surgery. Many people who have a […]
It is no secret that diabetes patients have to pay attention to the risks of ulcers and be aware of the proper ways to care for their wounds. The American Podiatric Medical Association even reports that almost 15 percent of diabetic patients who suffer from foot ulcers should be hospitalized. In addition, most amputations start […]
Diabetic kidney disease occurs when high blood sugar levels damage a person’s kidneys and filtration mechanisms. As the kidneys filter less and less, the toxins and waste products accumulate in the blood, becoming very acidic. The high acidity levels can cause more damage to the kidneys and lead to serious kidney problems. Today, we will […]
Dysphagia refers to difficulty in swallowing. It is different from Odynophagia which means painful swallowing. While one is often mistaken for the other, you must understand how they’re different. In this post, the provider of the best nursing care in Morristown shares what you need to know about dysphagia: What Causes Dysphagia? The most common […]
Do I need cardiac rehab? That’s a question many people ask after undergoing heart surgery. Those who have just had heart surgery, or are otherwise high-risk patients, should be screened for their risk of developing cardiac diseases like coronary artery disease or atrial fibrillation. These conditions may be prevented or reduced by enrolling in cardiac […]
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