What kind of old people are not suitable for traveling?

Old people with inconvenient legs and feet, motion sickness and airsickness, serious cardiovascular diseases and communication difficulties are not suitable for travel.

After retirement, people always want to travel, see the great rivers and mountains of the motherland, see the beautiful world outside and enjoy a happy old age, but not all elderly people are suitable for traveling. In life, those elderly people who need help going upstairs and downstairs or going out in wheelchairs are not suitable for traveling, even if they are accompanied by young adults, there will be many inconveniences. These elderly people are not suitable for traveling, otherwise there will be certain risks. If they travel with children, they should also avoid mountain climbing or other mountain climbing activities.

First, the elderly with motion sickness and airsickness

In life, those elderly people who are carsick, airsick and seasick are not suitable for traveling, because they have to take different means of transportation and spend a long time. If the elderly can't adapt to these means of transportation, they will often feel dizzy and affect their health. If the symptoms of motion sickness and seasickness are mild, you can take related drugs. If the symptoms are serious, try not to go too far. If you want to go out to play, you can go around the city, or you can choose to walk and ride.

Second, the elderly with severe cardiovascular diseases

Old people with serious cardiovascular diseases in their lives are not suitable for traveling, especially those with heart disease, hyperlipidemia and high blood pressure, because these old people will not be acclimatized when they visit strange environments, and they will be tired because of some basic diseases, which will easily increase the burden on cardiovascular and heart, worsen their condition, and may also cause sudden diseases and seriously endanger their own safety.

Third, elderly people with communication difficulties.

Old people with communication difficulties are not suitable for traveling, because some old people will have Alzheimer's disease and cerebellar atrophy when they are old, and they can't communicate well with the outside world. Such old people are not suitable for traveling, because they can't take care of themselves and risk getting lost. Even if their children accompany these people with communication difficulties, traveling will not change their mood. Their entry into a strange environment may also lead to the deterioration of their condition and some adverse reactions, which are not good for their health.