Alzheimer’s Day 2023: During this period, it is important not to lose patience or question their symptoms- instead, observe and see if clinical intervention is required.
Dementia is a progressive, neurological condition with several psychiatric and behavioural symptoms often making it extremely difficult for family members and caregivers to care for such elders. There are several types of dementia, Alzheimer’s being the most common and classical form of it. At the onset of dementia, symptoms such as forgetfulness, confusion, repetition or changes in mood may mimic age-related changes or other clinical conditions such as delirium or depression making an early diagnosis difficult. During this period, it is important not to lose patience or question their symptoms- instead, observe and see if clinical intervention is required.
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