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Prioritize non-pharmacological therapy, adjust drugs for renal function, monitor for side effects.

Consider age-related changes in drug metabolism, monitor for infections due to immunosuppression, emphasize low-impact exercises.

Use lower starting doses of medications, assess for comorbid conditions, encourage hydration.

High-dose corticosteroids are the mainstay treatment, monitor for giant cell arteritis, consider long-term side effects of steroids.

Focus on fall prevention, ensure adequate calcium and vitamin D, monitor bone density.

Pain management should be tailored, consider sleep disturbances, engage in gentle aerobic exercises.

Assess organ system involvement, adapt medications to reduce side effects, close monitoring for comorbidities.

Emphasize eye and oral care, monitor for lymphoma, adjust therapies for systemic involvement.

Careful with systemic treatments due to comorbidities, monitor for dermatologic and joint manifestations, tailor exercise programs.

Be vigilant for systemic symptoms, use corticosteroids and immunosuppressants cautiously, screen for infections.

Early diagnosis and treatment are critical, consider atypical organisms in the elderly, ensure appropriate antibiotic therapy.

Be aware of atypical presentation, manage systemic symptoms, monitor for complications like macrophage activation syndrome.

Identify crystal deposition via imaging, use NSAIDs cautiously, consider underlying metabolic disorders.

Physical therapy and exercise are key, use TNF inhibitors cautiously, focus on maintaining spinal mobility.

High-dose steroids are the first line of treatment, monitor for visual symptoms, consider temporal artery biopsy for diagnosis.

Use conservative management first, consider local corticosteroid injections with caution, emphasize gradual return to activity.

Steroid-sparing agents may be required, watch for airway involvement, manage pain and inflammation.

Implement resistance and balance exercises, ensure adequate protein intake, assess for vitamin D deficiency.

Look for causes of vitamin D deficiency, correct with appropriate supplementation, and monitor for bone pain and muscle weakness.