What Are Early Dementia Symptoms?

Answer 1

When you have dimension do you cuss people out do you not take care of your body do you go back in the past do you stop eating do you be angry all the time do you talk about what you did for that person back in the day

Comments

Hello, the early manifestation of dementia is close to memory loss. For example, forget what you just did, have time orientation obstacles, and even can't find the way home. Progressive memory impairment and directional impairment were gradually aggravated. In the late stage, patients lose the ability to take care of themselves, and their ability to identify time, place and characters is further reduced. Emotions also change gradually, with depression, negativity or restlessness.

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These can be symptoms of dementia, I will not say early stage. It's a developed stage.

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My grandma, she's 89, she can't recognize us, often call me my sister's name, or vice versa. It's sad to be old and confused.

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I don't know how I got to this page but I felt I should say something. Not all elderly people have dementia. I'm so sorry that your grandma doesn't know you anymore. It must hurt you terribly. I know because I have had the same experience. You love her and she isn't able to tell you how much she loves you anymore but know that she does. Think of all the good times you had together because those memories will last forever. If she had a cold you wouldn't be able to make her better and as much as you wish, you can't make her better now. I hope she is comfortable and not feeling any pain. If you have God in your life, ask Him to comfort not only her but you need a lot of comfort too. Keep loving her as much as always and let her see this love. Be gentle and tender hearted when you are together and if she will let you, hold her hand and give her hugs. She is very fortunate to have such a loving and caring granddaughter as you. Don't hide your feelings. It is important to talk about them with someone you trust so you won't feel alone. I love you for the way you love her. I will pray for you both.

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I don't know why but I'm in tears.

Answer 2

Early symptoms of dementia include:

• Memory loss. Patients with dementia can remember events that took place years ago but not what you had for breakfast, where you left an item, or why you entered a particular room.
• Difficulty planning or solving problems.
• Difficulty finding the right words.
• Difficulty understanding visual information.
• Difficulty comprehending speech.
• Confusion and disorientation.
• Change in personality and mood.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

symrons of early dementia

Comments

You're talking to humans and you should be polite! You should have asked, "what are the symptoms of early dementia?" and said thank you.

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Some of the other early dementia symptoms and signs include:
Personality changes
Mood swings
Poor judgment
Paranoia or suspiciousness
Some of the intermediate signs and symptoms of dementia include
Worsening of early dementia symptoms
Abnormal moods
Confabulation
Inability to learn new information

Answer 5

A just-released study by UT Health San Antonio and collaborating institutions shows age-related decreases in blood flow to the brain and memory loss can be modified with the drug rapamycin.

This finding, if furthered, holds implications for aging in general and perhaps offers an avenue to prevent Alzheimer's dementia in some people.

Rapamycin is an immunosuppressant.

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I was diagnosed with a hyperactive immune system when I was 5 years old...allergies were identified and I took shots for years. They helped alleviate many symptoms but all the allergies didn't disappear (the worst = nicotine!). I didn't contract most of the typical childhood illnesses thereafter. I am now 71 but have no symptoms of Dementia. Any recommendations other than keep doing what I have been doing? I eat very well and don't drink (or smoke obviously).

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I was diagnosed with a hyperactive immune system when I was 5 years old...allergies were identified and I took shots for years. They helped alleviate many symptoms but all the allergies didn't disappear (the worst = nicotine!). I didn't contract most of the typical childhood illnesses thereafter. I am now 71 but have no symptoms of Dementia. Any recommendations other than keep doing what I have been doing? I eat very well and don't drink (or smoke obviously).