Question

1. when mineral loss from bones outpaces mineral buildup, bones become more blank.
2. contrary to common belief, blank does not affect only older women, but rather it can occur at any age and affects men as well. some of the factors that predispose a person to developing this disease are blank and some aspects of our life can be modified in order to develop healthy bone density like exercising and eating a diet rich in calcium and vitamin d.
3. urinary blank can be the source of embarrassment and isolation; it is not a necessary part of aging, however. the problem can usually be resolved with treatment and exercises that strengthen the pelvic floor.
4. blank is one of the most common chronic conditions of elderly people. researchers believe that the condition is correlated to mental decline.
5. with age, the ear structure changes in a way that affects the inner ear bones. since the inner ear contributes to blank, exercises like yoga and tai chi can improve quality of life in older adults.
6. as men age, they might experience sexual changes, including blank. as women age, they might experience sexual changes that might cause blank. despite these age - related physiological changes, sex stays an essential component in the lives of elderly people. recent study reveals that more than 80% of 50 - to 90 - year - olds are sexually active.

Explanation:

1. When minerals are lost more than built - up in bones, they become porous.
2. Osteoporosis is a disease not just for older women, and factors like diet and exercise can affect it.
3. Urinary incontinence can cause embarrassment but can be treated.
4. Presbycusis is common in elderly and linked to mental decline.
5. Inner ear affects balance, and certain exercises can help.
6. Men may have erectile dysfunction and women may have painful intercourse as they age.

Answer:

1. porous
2. osteoporosis, diet
3. incontinence
4. presbycusis
5. balance
6. erectile dysfunction, painful intercourse