Early Signs of Dementia
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Insight Memory Care Choices helps families find senior care for loved ones with dementia. The document discusses early signs of dementia, including not recognizing sarcasm, frequent falling, and subtle short-term memory changes like forgetting recent events or what was for breakfast. Early signs can be overlooked as they are subtle, but recognizing increases in problems with memory, falling, or understanding sarcasm could indicate the onset of dementia.
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Early Signs of Dementia
- 1. Early Signs of Dementia Insight Memory Care Choices
- 2. Early Signs of Dementia Dedicated to helping families find senior care communities for their loved ones with dementia, Insight Memory Care Choices understands how difficult making an important decision can be during a time of stress. Under the leadership of Sandra Wallace, a memory loss specialist, Insight Memory Care Choices guides families through the process of choosing the best care available for their loved ones.
- 3. Early Signs of Dementia Dementia is more than just the loss of memory, and many early signs of dementia are subtle , making it easy to overlook them. Not recognizing sarcasm is one possible sign of Alzheimer’s disease and frontotemporal dementia. Even for individuals who do not appreciate sarcastic senses of humor, most individuals recognize when sarcasm is being used because of its prevalence in society. Frequent falling has also been associated with early Alzheimer’s and can be potentially dangerous if ignored. Many individuals who fall regularly have a disorder known as progressive supranuclear palsy, which makes it difficult for them to catch themselves when falling.
- 4. Early Signs of Dementia Subtle short-term memory changes, such as forgetting what was for breakfast or where something was last set down , may also signal early dementia. Although many individuals experience this kind of forgetting from time to time, increases in short-term memory lapses may signal that something is amiss. Similarly, struggling with finding the right words for communication is another sign. As dementia progresses, conversations typically become more brief and more difficult.