That the body has already warmed up.
That the stomach has food and energy.
That the medication has taken effect (if taken in the morning).
To reduce the risk of falls and dizziness.
In addition, it is always recommended to:
Use non-slip bath mats.
Have a shower bench or chair available.
Don’t close the bathroom door completely.
Have someone nearby if there’s a history of fainting.
Taking care of the bathroom is taking care of life.
After age 70, the bathroom becomes a risk zone if precautions aren’t taken. Avoiding bathing too early and choosing a safer time can make the difference between a normal day and a medical emergency.
Remember: prevention will always be the best medicine.
