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The 10 WARNING Signs of Dementia
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10 signs of dementia you should know.
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We'll be talking about these items in this video:
- How is dementia diagnosed?
- What is dementia?
- What are the early signs of dementia?
- How to fix dementia?
- How to avoid dementia?
- What are dementia's symptoms?
- How to cure dementia?
- What are the signs and symptoms of dementia?
- What are the early signs of dementia?
- What are the dementia treatments?
- How to stop dementia?
- What are the effects of dementia on the body?
- What are the effects of dementia on brain power?
- What is memory loss?
10- Memory loss that affects everyday life
Are you, or the individual you know, forgetting things frequently or struggling to keep new information?
It's normal to sometimes forget appointments, coworkers' names, or a friend's phone number, only to recall them a short while later. Yet, an individual living with dementia may forget items more repeatedly or may have a problem remembering details that have lately been learned.
9- Difficulty performing routine tasks
Are you, or someone you know, forgetting how to do a familiar routine or task, like cooking a meal or getting dressed?
Busy individuals can be so distracted from time to time that they can ignore serving part of a meal, only to recall it later. But a patient living with dementia may have problems finishing tasks that have been normal to them all their lives, like preparing a meal or playing a game.
8- Troubles with language
Are you, or an individual you know, forgetting words or replacing words that don't match into a dialogue?
Anyone can have a problem finding the right word to describe what they want to express. However, someone living with dementia may forget regular words or may substitute phrases such that what they are stating is hard to understand.
7- Disorientation to time and place
Are you, or an individual you know, having difficulties knowing what day of the week it is or getting lost in a familiar location?
Have you ever forgotten what day of the week it is or can't recall why you went into your bedroom? It occurs to all of us. Individuals living with dementia can become lost on their own streets, not understanding how they got there or how to get home.
6- Impaired judgment
Are you, or somebody you know, not realizing something that can put health and safety in danger?
From time to time, individuals may make uncertain decisions, like putting off visiting a doctor when they are not feeling well. Yet, a patient living with dementia may encounter changes in judgment or decision-making, like not remembering a medical issue that requires attention or wearing heavy clothes on a hot day.
5- Difficulties with abstract thinking
Are you, or someone you know, having difficulties understanding what numbers and signs mean?
From time to time, many people can have problems with tasks that need abstract thinking, like utilizing a calculator or balancing a checkbook. But, a person living with dementia can experience significant problems with such tasks because of a loss of understanding of what numbers are and how they are utilized.
4- Losing things
Are you, or someone you know, placing things in areas where they shouldn't be?
Anyone may temporarily lose their wallet or keys. Yet, someone living with dementia may place things in inappropriate locations. For instance, an iron in the freezer or a wristwatch in the glass.
3- Changes in mood and behavior
Are you, or some you know, revealing extreme shifts in the mood?
Anyone can be sad or moody from time to time. Yet, a person living with dementia can exhibit varied mood swings. Differs from calmness to tears to anger for no obvious reason.
2- Changes in character
Are you, or someone you know, behaving in a way that's out of their personality?
Characters can switch in subtle ways over time. Yet, an individual living with dementia may have more striking personality shifts and can become confused, pessimistic, or withdrawn. Shifts may also have a lack of interest or fearfulness.
1- Loss of initiative
Are you, or the individual you know, losing draw in friends, family, and favored actions?
It's usual to tire of housework, business actions, or social responsibilities, but most individuals regain their initiative. However, someone living with dementia may become passive and disinterested and need cues and initiation to become involved.
What increases the risk for dementia?
Age
Family history
Race/ethnicity
Poor heart health
Traumatic brain injury
#parshealthtv #parshealthclinic #pars_health_tv #pars_health_clinic #dementia #alzheimer #brain #mental_health #memory_power #dementia_symptoms
To see daily videos about body health ✅SUBSCRIBE✅ to our channel:
We recommend you watch this video too:
We'll be talking about these items in this video:
- How is dementia diagnosed?
- What is dementia?
- What are the early signs of dementia?
- How to fix dementia?
- How to avoid dementia?
- What are dementia's symptoms?
- How to cure dementia?
- What are the signs and symptoms of dementia?
- What are the early signs of dementia?
- What are the dementia treatments?
- How to stop dementia?
- What are the effects of dementia on the body?
- What are the effects of dementia on brain power?
- What is memory loss?
10- Memory loss that affects everyday life
Are you, or the individual you know, forgetting things frequently or struggling to keep new information?
It's normal to sometimes forget appointments, coworkers' names, or a friend's phone number, only to recall them a short while later. Yet, an individual living with dementia may forget items more repeatedly or may have a problem remembering details that have lately been learned.
9- Difficulty performing routine tasks
Are you, or someone you know, forgetting how to do a familiar routine or task, like cooking a meal or getting dressed?
Busy individuals can be so distracted from time to time that they can ignore serving part of a meal, only to recall it later. But a patient living with dementia may have problems finishing tasks that have been normal to them all their lives, like preparing a meal or playing a game.
8- Troubles with language
Are you, or an individual you know, forgetting words or replacing words that don't match into a dialogue?
Anyone can have a problem finding the right word to describe what they want to express. However, someone living with dementia may forget regular words or may substitute phrases such that what they are stating is hard to understand.
7- Disorientation to time and place
Are you, or an individual you know, having difficulties knowing what day of the week it is or getting lost in a familiar location?
Have you ever forgotten what day of the week it is or can't recall why you went into your bedroom? It occurs to all of us. Individuals living with dementia can become lost on their own streets, not understanding how they got there or how to get home.
6- Impaired judgment
Are you, or somebody you know, not realizing something that can put health and safety in danger?
From time to time, individuals may make uncertain decisions, like putting off visiting a doctor when they are not feeling well. Yet, a patient living with dementia may encounter changes in judgment or decision-making, like not remembering a medical issue that requires attention or wearing heavy clothes on a hot day.
5- Difficulties with abstract thinking
Are you, or someone you know, having difficulties understanding what numbers and signs mean?
From time to time, many people can have problems with tasks that need abstract thinking, like utilizing a calculator or balancing a checkbook. But, a person living with dementia can experience significant problems with such tasks because of a loss of understanding of what numbers are and how they are utilized.
4- Losing things
Are you, or someone you know, placing things in areas where they shouldn't be?
Anyone may temporarily lose their wallet or keys. Yet, someone living with dementia may place things in inappropriate locations. For instance, an iron in the freezer or a wristwatch in the glass.
3- Changes in mood and behavior
Are you, or some you know, revealing extreme shifts in the mood?
Anyone can be sad or moody from time to time. Yet, a person living with dementia can exhibit varied mood swings. Differs from calmness to tears to anger for no obvious reason.
2- Changes in character
Are you, or someone you know, behaving in a way that's out of their personality?
Characters can switch in subtle ways over time. Yet, an individual living with dementia may have more striking personality shifts and can become confused, pessimistic, or withdrawn. Shifts may also have a lack of interest or fearfulness.
1- Loss of initiative
Are you, or the individual you know, losing draw in friends, family, and favored actions?
It's usual to tire of housework, business actions, or social responsibilities, but most individuals regain their initiative. However, someone living with dementia may become passive and disinterested and need cues and initiation to become involved.
What increases the risk for dementia?
Age
Family history
Race/ethnicity
Poor heart health
Traumatic brain injury
#parshealthtv #parshealthclinic #pars_health_tv #pars_health_clinic #dementia #alzheimer #brain #mental_health #memory_power #dementia_symptoms
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