The study describes symptoms and signs of depression in elderly (60 years or over) Finns. Lists of symptoms and signs assessed by the examining physicians in a population study were used in rating, and the symptoms and signs of persons diagnosed as depressed were compared to those of persons ...
Late-Lifedepressionaffects nearly 6 million Americans aged 65 and older. Seniors are more prone to depression due to stress, sorrow or loneliness caused by significant life events or decreasing capabilities. Loss of independence or declining health can trigger depression in the elderly...
People often think depression is 'normal' for the elderly. In reality, it is NOT. This guide helps in understanding the signs of depression; differentiating between the symptoms of depression and dementia; and possible solutions for depression in a senior adult....
The problems associated with high testosterone levels are infrequent and rare in middle-aged and elderly men who are not receiving testosterone or other steroid treatments. When the testosterone level becomes out of balance, it usually becomes too low rather than too elevated. What are the signs ...
Internal bleeding in the elderly Internal bleeding in elderly individuals can be particularly dangerous due to their frailty and the presence of other comorbidities. The risk of internal bleeding increases with age due to factors such as recurrent trauma, thinning of blood vessels, reduced elasticity,...
Watch for unexplained mood changes in the elder, especially depression and anxiety. The elder can also appear confused, or if they are not able to make sense of something. If you feel something is "off," it is always worth investigating. ...
“A person who is experiencing a midlife crisis may have periods of time in which they are feeling fine, whereas a depressed person feels down and experiences the symptoms on a daily basis. Depression is a chronic, biologically-based mood disorder, while a midlife crisis is not.” If you ...
In addition, zinc is involved in over 300 biochemical reactions in the body, indicating its importance. Zinc’s Role In Your Body Fights the common cold Helps reduce acne Optimizes memory and brain health Reduces risk of depression Helps Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD/ADD) ...
The disease is two to three times more common in women than in men, but men tend to have more severe symptoms. It usually starts in middle age. But young children and the elderly also can get it. Things that increase your risk of RA include: ...
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