I have been giving cranberry to my mother as a urine supplement, but she has stopped swallowing solids, so I looked for a liquid and bought a smaller bottle at first, but the amount was too small to buy, so I am giving this now. Since it is a supplement whose effectiveness is not clear, I am just giving it to her for the time being. I once hospitalized her for a fracture, but it seems that the hospital did not manage it properly at that time, which caused her to become dehydrated, and it took us a while to realize that this was the cause of her strange behavior after she came home, so if I don't give her a lot of water, she will become dehydrated and her life will be in danger. She is unable to recover the moisture and nutrients that can still be used in her body, so she is like a doll only drinking milk. After that, I have urinated again, but the hospital has gotten used to not allowing visitors due to the corona commotion, so a hospital without family members is a death sentence. Dehydration can be fatal for the elderly, so be careful about the amount of water. Last year, my father suddenly became stubborn if he didn't drink water, and it was gone in about two weeks, so dehydration is scary.
