During sensitive stages of aging, these 4 changes can occur and deserve careful attention.

Circulation and skin tone also evolve as the body approaches its final stage. As the cardiovascular system prioritizes vital organs, blood flow to extremities decreases, causing hands, feet, and legs to feel cooler than usual.

The skin may appear pale, bluish, or mottled. Veins may become more prominent, and the skin’s texture may change. These visible transformations reflect the body’s natural attempt to conserve energy for essential organs, rather than indicating any immediate danger or pain.

Families can offer comfort by using soft blankets, warm clothing, or gentle touch to maintain a sense of physical warmth and reassurance. A calm, softly lit environment can further reduce stress and create a serene atmosphere for the individual.