Why Hydration Is Essential for Healthy Ageing
As we age, the body may become less efficient at recognising thirst and maintaining fluid balance, making dehydration easier to overlook. Inadequate hydration can affect kidney function, blood pressure, digestion, concentration, energy levels and physical performance. Older adults should pay particular attention to fluid intake during hot weather, illness and physical activity. However, drinking excessive water is not recommended either, especially for people with certain kidney or heart conditions. Sikund Diagnostic provides kidney function and electrolyte testing when clinically required, helping doctors assess health conditions that may affect hydration and fluid balance.
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