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because they get confused suffer from memory loss and dont have the capacity to make their own decisions .
The stages of dementia can be sometimes over looked as just forgetfulness or carelessness. You should watch for memory issues, forgetting names and faces. They may get irritable, suffer with insomnia, and even forget to feed themselves.
i forgot The symptoms of dementia vary based on the area of brain that has been affected. Symptoms may include memory loss, trouble finding the right words, or trouble with moods, trouble carrying out tasks.
If all those shark week shows are still fresh in my memory, i think it is their memory. they don't suffer from brain deterioration i believe, so no dementia for them.
The main difference is that, unlike Alzheimer’s, dementia is not a disease; it is a group of symptoms that impact memory, ability to communicate, and performance of daily tasks. It usually starts with simple forgetfulness and can progress to an inability to care for oneself. There is more than one type of dementia, and people can suffer from multiple types simultaneously.Alzheimer’s disease is the most common type of dementia. It gets worse with time and affects language, thought, and memory, and it’s currently incurable. No exact cause is known.
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People who meditate regularly have a lower chance of developing dementia.
Almost 20% of patients aged 80 and above have some demonstrable form of dementia
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One in seven Americans who are older the age of seventy one suffer from some kind of dementia, though it is more common for an elderly woman to be affected.
The main difference is that, unlike Alzheimer’s, dementia is not a disease; it is a group of symptoms that impact memory, ability to communicate, and performance of daily tasks. It usually starts with simple forgetfulness and can progress to an inability to care for oneself. There is more than one type of dementia, and people can suffer from multiple types simultaneously.Alzheimer’s disease is the most common type of dementia. It gets worse with time and affects language, thought, and memory, and it’s currently incurable. No exact cause is known.
In the UK 750,000 people suffer from dementia.