Problems of senior citizens

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1. Greetings!

2. Problems of senior citizens

3. Introduction: The elderly population in India is one of the fastest-growing in the world. India is considered as the second-largest global population of ageing citizens. Over 77 Million old age people. It is expected that the present number will further increase by 2050. Nevertheless, India lacks the basic infrastructure and expertise to support the health and welfare of the elderly.

4. Some of the biggest concerns : Increasing Healthcare costs & Lack of financial support

5. Apart from this… Physical Health ii. Mental Health iii. Other problems

6. Physical Health It’s no secret that with age, health-related risks increase drastically. However, there are certain conditions that are more commonly found in the elderly than the young. Some Diseases are : Heart Diseases Diabetes Dehydration Arthritis Chronic Constipation, etc

7. Living a Healthy Life is Possible Even in Old Age… No one is immune to health problems. However, watching your food and lifestyle alone can go a long way in keep most of these problems away . For specific conditions, the information given can be of great help. So, take care, stay healthy.

8. Mental Health Mental health problems are common among seniors and may include isolation, affective and anxiety disorders, dementia, and psychosis, among others. Some Key facts are : At least one in four older adults experiences some mental disorder. Expected to double by 2030. Depression is the most common mental health problem in older people. People aged 85 and older have the highest suicide rate of any age group. Two-thirds of seniors with mental health problems do not get the treatment they need. Extremely limited treatment.

9. Solutions for Mental Health Proper Medical Treatment Participation Love and affection

10. Other major problems Physical infrastructure Knowledge of specific diseases Lack of financial support Rapid socio economic change Lack of companionship

11. Conclusion It may be summarized from the above analysis and discussion that the society is greying at a faster rate in the Indian society. Old age homes could be utilized more as supplements rather than easily available alternative care arrangements. Younger generation should always think of the love, affection and guidance given by their parents. Hence, it is expected that the children would extend their hands for the last step of their parents…

12. Thank You!