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Ask 'your doctors whether some of the medications you take--especially those to treat anxiety, depression, nervousness, or nausea -might affect your body temperature.
• Have friends or neighbors look in on you regularly, particularly during a cold spell. Some communities have a telephone check-in or personal visit service for the elderly or homebound. Caution, common sense, and prompt medical care can help older people to have a healthy winter. For more information, write to the National Institute on Aging for the brochure “A Winter Hazard for the Old: Accidental Hypothermia.” Send your request to: NIA Information Center Box Hypothermia 2209 Distribution Circle Silver Spring, Maryland 20910
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