Understanding Dementia (Alzheimer's & Vascular & Frontotemporal & Lewy Body Dementia)

Dementia is an umbrella term that includes Alzheimer's Disease, Vascular Dementia, Dementia with Lewy Bodies and Frontotemporal Dementia. We look at the stages, pathologies, symptoms and treatments for each.

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Video Timestamps:
0:00 What is Dementia?
0:47 Dementia Sign and Symptoms (Dementia Timeline)
1:12 Dementia Symptoms – Pre Dementia
1:41 Dementia Symptoms – Early Stage
2:03 Dementia Symptoms – Middle Stage
2:33 Dementia Symptoms – Late Stage
3:45 Alzheimer’s Disease
5:29 Vascular Dementia
7:03 Dementia With Lewy Bodies (Lewy Body Dementia)
8:09 Frontotemporal Dementia
9:23 Dementia Risk Factors
11:36 Dementia Diagnosis
12:58 Dementia Treatment

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Video Timestamps:
0:00 What is Dementia?
0:47 Dementia Sign and Symptoms (Dementia Timeline)
1:12 Dementia Symptoms – Pre Dementia
1:41 Dementia Symptoms – Early Stage
2:03 Dementia Symptoms – Middle Stage
2:33 Dementia Symptoms – Late Stage
3:45 Alzheimer’s Disease
5:29 Vascular Dementia
7:03 Dementia With Lewy Bodies (Lewy Body Dementia)
8:09 Frontotemporal Dementia
9:23 Dementia Risk Factors
11:36 Dementia Diagnosis
12:58 Dementia Treatment

[WitoldBanasik]

Thank you your in-depth analysis of dementia.
My mom had been suffering from dementia for over 10 years.. Well we as Her closest family members had been suffering with Her to tell you the truth.
Her late onset of the dementia was slower because of Her extremely active social and professional life, she got her doctorate and was a poetess as well.
Anyway later on She got issues with Her eyesight, and was tackling with very serious eye diseases; that cut Her activity short and speeding Her dementia.

Passed away peacefully in Her sleep, aged 98.

R.I.P. Mom.

[rebeccacruse]

you have a very soothing voice. very pleasant to listen to. I hear a lot of voices and yours is the nicest. I work with dementia patients so this video was very helpful to me. My Paternal grandmother recently died of vascular dementia. So I thank you this video was very helpful to me. I work with the people and it is hard to understand some days. My grandma smoked since she was 10 years old. so she definitely raised her risk. Thank you again please keep these videos coming

[jimprior]

My wife had LBD and I am shocked at how many medical profesionals did not recognize it. They were aware of the symptoms. We know it could not be cured but the family could have been helped in dealing with and helping her.

[thuruvekererajasekhar]

Excellent presentation very easy to understand and visualize the discription would like to hear more diseases

[MamaUnscripted]

My 71 year old mother has vascular dementia due an undiagnosed PFO as a baby. We've made a channel for her under this account name. Hope those who want to see light hearted times will enjoy the videos. :)

[narada]

Holy, this is a good presentation. Thanks!

[binoddas]

Excellent presentation. Thank you so much

[riadhbouzaiene]

Thanks so much for this. The best I've seen on the subject !

[drew]

Excellent, well-pitched summary. Thanks.

[Harun]

My mom died cause of dementia at age of 75 10 days ago.. I am from india

[MrXrisd]

This was perfect! Thank you. Studying for a NP exam

[Facth]

Merci pour cette vidéo très informative ! J’ai une question : comment peut-on différencier les premiers signes de la démence des simples oublis liés à l’âge ?

[missynataliasaputra]

What about dementia caused by hemorrhagic stroke? Ruptured brain aneurysms.

[arjunnain]

I'm having all these symptoms at age of 21, repetitive same kind of thoughts can't remember what I'm writing and losing memory, thoughts like i will die and forget everything what should i do and which doctor should i visit? please help I'm at the stage where i want to die
and get rid of all this. is this even cureable.

[yddunyi]

My grammy(moms mom) is battling Alzeimers now..its so heartbreaking to see my best friend go away like she is and knowong that there is NOTHING that i can do to stop it.

[leonleone]

To put it briefly, one can describe the disease with, out of control

[lindaabrahams]

Need help my daughter off years of age had developed dis design .dnt no what to do pls help

[iamstephenbisland]

Could you help me to clarify something if you have a moment. Is all dementia caused by progressive neurodegenerative disease? What if it is vascular dementia, would this still be considered as neurodegenerative disease? The same with traumatic brain injury leading to dementia? I'm finding it hard to find an answer to this online. Thank you and thank you for the video.

[sylvianazareth]

My Mum Mary Alice Cooper who had Dementia disease in AZAMENTIA OF LOSING HER MEMORY. SHE TOLD ME THAT I was not her daughter. I was crying in front of her. She passed away on the month of February 2004. She was buried in Dorking Cementry. From Sylvia Nazareth.