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In the Elderly COVID 19 and Diabetes

1-3 Because their normal routines have been disrupted while respecting social distancing measures, these unprecedented times pose a great challenge to this heterogeneous population with varying levels of complexity, frailty, and multimorbidity. In this regard, Best Nursing Bureau in Powai discusses the challenges that older adults with diabetes may face, as well as practical advice for their care during the COVID-19 outbreak. Many of the suggestions made in this article are practical and will remain relevant after COVID-19. <br>Related Link - https://bit.ly/3v9dMq7

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In the Elderly COVID 19 and Diabetes

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  1. COVID 19 & its Impact On Elderly With Diabetes Globally, older people (≥70 years old) with diabetes are at greater risk of severe side effects and coronavirus-related deaths 2019 (COVID-19). These unpredictable periods pose a significant challenge to this diversity. A number of people with varying degrees of complexity, weakness, and many diseases, as their normal ways, are disrupted while respecting the means of social segregation.

  2. This has had a profound effect on their ability to access and receive health care, access to diabetes medication and supplies, and maintain a healthy lifestyle and social networking.Unlike other conditions of life, this epidemic has the potential to last for months. In this regard, Best Nursing Bureau in Powai present the challenges that older adults with diabetes may face and provide practical recommendations for their care during the COVID-19 epidemic. Those guidelines include: Follow safety measures as directed by WHO Wash your hands often with soap and hot water for at least 20 seconds, or use an antiseptic with at least 60 percent alcohol. · Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands. · Avoid close contact and get used to being away from the community (staying at least 6 meters away). · Cover the cough and sneeze with a tissue. (Then wash your hands!) · Clean and disinfect areas that are touched daily and immediately.

  3. Stay home when you are sick. Separate yourself from others if you are diagnosed with COVID-19 or think you have it.Wear a face mask to cover your mouth and nose when you are away from people who do not live in your home, especially in settings where public broadcasting is difficult to maintain. Keep Your Diabetes Equipment and Equipment Clean and Bacteria Free Best Nursing Bureau in Ghatkopar advises patients to keep their homes clean and to continue washing their hands. “For patients with diabetes, it is important to wash their hands thoroughly before administering insulin or injectable medication.” They should also use soap and water to clean areas of their bodies where they inject their medication. We also warned patients to use clean needles or pens and dispose of needles safely.

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