Since january 1st of this year, people over 65 years old had a fall in Europe, sometimes with serious consequences.
Since january 1st of this year, people over 65 years old had a fall in Europe, sometimes with serious consequences.
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The most frequent is hypoglycaemia, i.e. low blood sugar level which is hard to tolerate for the brain.
Hypokalemia and hyperkalemia are responsible for paroxysmal disorders of heart rhythm and hypercalcaemia among seniors often results in confusion or vigilance disorders which can be conducive to falls.
