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Sundowning behavior, also known as sundown syndrome or late-day confusion, is a common phenomenon among individuals with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. It refers to a pattern of increased agitation, confusion, and anxiety typically occurring in the late afternoon or early evenin...
The ageing process is accompanied by a myriad of physical and mental health changes, making geriatric psychiatry an indispensable field in contemporary healthcare. As the population ages, understanding and addressing the unique mental health challenges faced by older adults become increasingly c...
Neurology psychology serves as a bridge between two seemingly disparate disciplines: neurology and psychology. This interdisciplinary field delves into the intricate connections between brain function and human behavior, offering profound insights into the complexities of cognition, emotion, and...
Sundowning Syndrome, a term often associated with Dementia and Alzheimer's disease, describes a phenomenon where individuals experience increased confusion and agitation during the late afternoon and evening. Understanding this condition is vital for effective caregiving and patient support.
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As we journey through life, our bodies and minds undergo a series of transformations. One of the most profound and inevitable processes we all experience is aging. While aging brings wisdom and experience, it also brings about various changes in our mental faculties. In this article, we will expl...
Memory is a fascinating and intricate aspect of the human mind. From remembering the name of a childhood friend to recalling important information for a test or work presentation, our ability to remember is central to our daily lives. But what happens when memory falters, or individuals seek to e...
Dementia is a progressive and often devastating condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It impairs cognitive functions such as memory, reasoning, and communication, making it challenging for individuals to carry out daily tasks and maintain independence. Early diagnosis and intervent...
Memory loss is a common concern as we age, and many people are actively searching for ways to maintain their cognitive function. While genetics and lifestyle play significant roles in determining our cognitive health, our diet also has a profound impact on our memory and brain function. Incorpor...
The rising prevalence of dementia worldwide has sent scientists and medical professionals into a frenzy of research, seeking potential treatments or preventative measures to combat this devastating condition. One nutrient consistently drawing interest is vitamin B12, also known as cobalamin. Coul...
Dementia is a progressively debilitating condition that deeply affects individuals and their families, necessitating a comprehensive and compassionate approach to care. As the global population ages, the demand for specialized dementia care continues to grow. The care and support provided to thos...
Nutrition plays a vital role in overall health, and its impact also extends to brain health. In dementia, maintaining a healthy diet is essential for preserving cognitive function, supporting brain health, and improving the quality of life for individuals with this condition. This article will ex...
Geriatric Counseling is a form of mental health therapy that assists older adults in coping with the difficulties of ageing. It can assist with the physical, psychological, social, and economic facets of ageing.
Typically, counsellors in this sector deal with individuals in hospitals, retirement...
Memory loss, cognitive changes, and Alzheimer's disease are all conditions that may be managed with the support of a dementia expert. The caretakers might also get assistance from them.
Dementia is diagnosed when a thorough medical history is taken, a physical examination is performed, blood and...
A neurological disorder called dementia affects memory, thinking, and social abilities. When brain neurons stop functioning or die, it happens.
Alzheimer's disease, vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia, and frontotemporal dementia are the four main kinds of dementia. Each variety has distinct s...
When someone gets dementia, several factors might exacerbate the condition. These may include infections, immune system problems, malignancies, and sundowners. Here are some of the most prevalent dementia causes. Alzheimer's disease symptoms differ from person to person. They may include memory p...
During later adulthood, several disorders are prevalent. These include depression, anxiety, and Parkinson's disease. Various factors, including genetics and environmental factors, can cause these disorders.
Despite depression being the leading cause of suicide in older people, it often goes undi...
Whether or not you have a family member with dementia, there are steps you can take to ensure your loved one's health. For example, you can consume a diet rich in antioxidants. Additionally, you might strive to maintain your environment clean and devoid of hazardous compounds. Moreover, if you ob...
Recent research has shown that the use of non-contrast MRI for the diagnosis of dementia is not superior to the use of CT. Even while MRI may detect cerebrovascular abnormalities, this method is not as effective as CT in clinical trials regarding detecting dementia. As a result, it is necessary t...
The examination of the brain's mental processes is a component of the study of neurology and psychology. It looks at the capacity to carry out various cognitive tasks both normally and abnormally. Options for rehabilitation may be determined by its findings. It can also spot issues that might mak...
Various factors contribute to the development of mental illness with age. One of these factors is the individual's age at onset. Table 1 shows the percentage of individuals with the condition who started when they were under 14 years old. This percentage drops by half after they turn 25 years old...
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