Prevalence of mild hyponatremia and its association with falls in older adults admitted to an emergency geriatric medicine unit (the MUPA unit)

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RT @Existential_Doc: Mild hyponatraemia is a significant risk factor for falls. Overlooked in palliative care? It’s not aways SIADH either…

20 Dec 2022

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Mild hyponatraemia is a significant risk factor for falls. Overlooked in palliative care? It’s not aways SIADH either https://t.co/SQ42Yf1wPb

19 Dec 2022

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@kidney_boy Fall risk! https://t.co/mxJNEU8yJv

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@Croker64 @DawnNeesom @Fox_Claire Get a blood test. Check for sodium. If this is low this can cause falls. Speaking from experience of elderly father. He is now on sodium pills. Lots of studies on the internet. This is just one. https://t.co/2nGmERs2M2

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