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The snow may have stopped but the freezing temperatures are still making conditions treacherous, so Trafford PCT is reminding people to take extra care until the weather improves.
Rosemary Pulcella, Trafford PCT's Physiotherapy Falls Lead, said: "It is vital that the elderly and those with walking difficulties don't attempt to go outside until the ice has cleared. They should ask for help from family or friends, or even any healthcare professionals they are in regular contact with.
"People should wear sensible clothing indoors: several light layers will be warmer than one thick one, and be aware of trailing dressing gown cords, as these can be a trip hazard. Sensible footwear should also be worn at all times.
"Keep the room you're sitting in heated to 21 deg Celsius, and remember to eat and drink plenty. People often skip meals so they don't need to go into a cold part of the house, but eating well and having hot drinks often will help keep you warm, as will the activity of getting up and moving around.
"We would encourage everyone to keep an eye on their vulnerable neighbours at this time, and offer assistance to those you think might be in need," Rosemary added.
Anyone feeling unwell can phone NHS Direct on 0845 46 47 or visit www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk, and to find out more about keeping warm and well, visit http://keepwarmkeepwell.direct.gov.uk/index.html.
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