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She sees her doctor regularly and all of her vital signs are good. She doesn't move around much and gets little exercise. Should I push her more to be more physically active?
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Aug 22, 2010
Exercise is important at any age. They have special programs for seniors.
If she is diabetic, it may be a sign of neuropathy sp?
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