Managing Chronic Conditions Through the Holiday Season
Our Team
9/24/2025
1. Stick to Your Routine
Keep taking medications as prescribed (set reminders if your schedule changes).
Maintain regular meal times and sleep as much as possible.
2. Plan Ahead
Pack medications and supplies if traveling.
Make a list of foods or activities that may trigger symptoms and plan alternatives.
3. Prioritize Nutrition & Hydration
Enjoy holiday treats in moderation.
Balance sweets and salty foods with fresh fruits, vegetables, and water.
4. Stay Active
Short walks after meals, stretching, or light activity can help manage blood sugar, stress, and joint pain.
5. Manage Stress
The holidays can be overwhelming—set boundaries, schedule downtime, and practice relaxation techniques.
6. Communicate With Your Care Team
Check in with your primary care provider before the holidays if you anticipate changes.
Know who to call if you need support or if your condition flares.
7. Listen to Your Body
Rest when needed.
Don’t ignore warning signs like chest pain, shortness of breath, or unusual fatigue.
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