A few ways to be sure, and possibly prevent dementia include;
1. Seek an evaluation from a trained specialist.
2. Complete all tests requested by your specialist.
3. Follow the instructions of your specialist.
4. Stay intellectually active. Try reading, or picking up a crossword puzzle, or sudoku.
5. Avoid excess alcohol, no more than 1 oz. a day and don't smoke
6. Control heart disease, high blood pressure, and diabetes.
7. Ecercise regularly, maybe for a routine
8. Return for follow-up exams.
9. Stay positive. :)
10.Practice physical, mental, and spiritual wellness.
11. Treat or prevent high blood pressure.
13. Maintain a healthy weight.
14. Have a social life, get out, meet new people. Bingo night, croche club are good options.
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Friday, November 14, 2008
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Multiple types of dementia
Alzheimers Dementia: this is the most common and cause by the loss of brain cells. This is caused when the cells that control memory and mental functions are destroyed by abnormal amounts of protien in the brain
Vascular Dementia: this is the second most commong in and caused by a blockage of the brains blood supply. This form of dementia effects the memory and cognitive functioning. However, unlike Alzheimers, this is treatable, and can be prevented or reduced.
Vascular Dementia: this is the second most commong in and caused by a blockage of the brains blood supply. This form of dementia effects the memory and cognitive functioning. However, unlike Alzheimers, this is treatable, and can be prevented or reduced.
Monday, November 3, 2008
Symptoms
Basically, dementia is memory loss. There are multiple cases of dementia the symptoms include:
-difficutly recalling recent events
-incapable of recognizes familiar faces and places
-unable to clearly express thoughts
-having trouble in exercising good judgment
-difficutly in controlling moods
The first symptoms of dementia are usually mood changes, personality changes, and unusual behavior
-difficutly recalling recent events
-incapable of recognizes familiar faces and places
-unable to clearly express thoughts
-having trouble in exercising good judgment
-difficutly in controlling moods
The first symptoms of dementia are usually mood changes, personality changes, and unusual behavior
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