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Healthy living in your 90s and beyond
Last reviewed
May 2016
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General health
Get an annual well-woman visit
Get my blood pressure checked
Eat healthy
Maintain a healthy weight
Get at least 30 minutes of exercise most days (women who are fit and have no limiting chronic conditions)
Talk with my doctor about an
exercise program
that is appropriate (women with low fitness levels or chronic conditions)
Quit smoking
Limit alcohol use
Get a seasonal flu shot
Get a pneumonia shot if I haven't had one before
Ask what other shots I need
Talk to my doctor about preventing falls
Talk to my doctor about any domestic and interpersonal violence
Talk to my doctor about my risk for sexually transmitted infections and need for screening
Talk to my doctor about any hearing or vision problems
Diseases and conditions
Get tested for diabetes if I have
blood pressure
higher than 135/80
Talk to my doctor about stress, depression, and other mental health concerns