Disuse syndrome
Disuse syndrome refers to a condition in which physical and mental inactivity leads to a decline in physical strength and function, and a decline in quality of life.
Disuse syndrome can occur when elderly people become isolated and isolated at home or in institutions, experience decreased physical activity, and experience social and mental stress.Specific symptoms include muscle weakness, osteoporosis, dementia, and depression.Prevention requires regular exercise, going out, communication, and a well-balanced diet.It is also important for families and caregivers to reduce and support the social and psychological stress of older people.Appropriate care services and participation in community activities can prevent and ameliorate disuse syndrome in the elderly.