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From: Suzan on 12 May 2008 16:44 Please answer as accurately as possible. Thanks 1) 1/3 of people 65+ fall per year. Can we than say that someone 65+ will most certainly fall in the next 3 years and if someone has two parents 65+ that he should be afraid that one of his parents will almost certainly fall in the next 1 ½ year? 2) Its said that running to pick up a ringing phone is a serious potential hazardous situation that can make people fall. Is it because of the running or because there is excitement involved that could make people vulnerable?
From: trigonometry1972 on 15 May 2008 09:44 On May 12, 1:44 pm, Suzan <alaninzli...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > Please answer as accurately as possible. Thanks > > 1) 1/3 of people 65+ fall per year. Can we than say that someone 65+ > will most certainly fall in the next 3 years and if someone has two > parents 65+ that he should be afraid that one of his parents will > almost certainly fall in the next 1 ½ year? > > 2) Its said that running to pick up a ringing phone is a serious > potential hazardous situation that can make people fall. Is it because > of the running or because there is excitement involved that could make > people vulnerable? There is a relationship between falls and the level of vitamin D. More D to some point is better. . Quite number of meds make people more prone to falls and some of the same meds and some other meds can make the landing more liekley to result in a break. People need to learn to let the phone answer maching pickup or to carry a cellular phone.
From: Shirley ann on 16 May 2008 04:43 I have a problem with vertigo at times. It is from from my inner ear that I fall. My Mother had the same thing when she was my age. My daughter is in her 40's and she has it too. shirleyann
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