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changes in kidney, vagina to "fall" out of position, prolapse, block the urethra, effects of changes, kidneys have a built-in extra capacity, under usual conditions, kidney function remains normal in an aging person, they function more slowly than the kidneys of a younger person, decreased efficiency occurs, the kidneys, under an increased workload, illness, medications, increase kidney workload, in the kidneys, affect an elderly person's ability to concentrate urine, hold onto water, response to changes in fluids, electrolytes taken in is slowed, dehydration occurs more readily, older people frequently have less of a sense of thirst, dehydration, aggravated, an older person reduces fluid intake in an attempt to reduce bladder control problems, urinary incontinence, common problems, aging increases the risk, urinary disorders, acute kidney failure, chronic kidney failure, bladder infections, urinary tract infections, more common, in the elderly, in part, related to incomplete emptying, related to changes, in the chemical balance, the urinary membranes, urinary retention, inability to completely drain the bladder, back up, kidneys, damage them, more common, in the elderly, many older people experience problems, bladder control, urinary incontinence, urinary system cancers, more common, in the elderly, prostate cancer, men, bladder cancer, in both men, women, urinary changes, closely related to changes, in the reproductive system, men, experience problems, an enlarged prostate, benign prostatic hypertrophy, women, experience vaginal infections, vaginitis, subsequent bladder infections, related topics, aging changes in organs, tissues, cells, aging changes, in the bones, muscles, joints, aging changes, in the female reproductive system, aging changes, in the male reproductive system, prostate cancer, urinary incontinence.