Prepare Seniors for the Allergy Season
The winter is nearly over, which means that the spring is upon us. However happy you may be for the warmer weather and more sun, the spring is always a troubling time for one group of people – those with allergies.
All the plants and flowers will release countless grains of pollen into the air, and people who are sensitive to it will start experiencing the tell-tale signs of spring allergy; a runny nose, watery eyes and constant sneezing are just the tip of the iceberg, as there are far more visceral and dramatic reactions to pollen. It can make senior care in Beverly Hills quite challenging and problematic.
So, what can you do for seniors who suffer from this nuisance? A good caregiver should know these basic rules for a happy and carefree pollen allergy season.
If you’ve ever suffered from insomnia, you know the dreadful feeling of rolling around in your bed during the night, not being able to catch even an hour of sleep. Insomnia is not an age-related issue; it could happen to us at any point in life. It’s estimated that between 30 and 50% of U.S. citizens suffer from insomnia at one point in life.