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Evidence-based: Around the globe, 50 million individuals are grappling with dementia, a number predicted to triple by 2050. Dementia encompasses a range of neurodegenerative disorders, stripping people of memories, cognition, and emotional connections. Among these disorders, Alzheimer's stands out as the predominant cause, responsible for 60-70% of cases. Inside the brain affected by dementia, imagine once-thriving neural networks descending into chaos. Misfolded proteins disrupt the harmonious orchestration of our thoughts, emotions, and actions. These rogue elements create obstructions, causing disruptions in the communication between brain cells and leading to cognitive challenges. Dementia is indiscriminate, affecting both the old and young, with early-onset cases being particularly heart-wrenching. In this video, we'll uncover the initial signs hinting at dementia and emphasize the necessity of expert assessments for an accurate diagnosis. HealthNormal: Timestamps: Intro - 00:00 1. Confusion - 01:50 2. Short-term memory changes - 03:01 3. Trouble finding the right words to say - 04:16 4. Navigation problems - 05:07 5. Changes in mood - 05:55 6. Poor organization skills - 07:22 7. Sensory dysfunction - 08:23 8. Feeling apathetic - 09:25 9. Poor decision-making - 10:38 10. Frequent constipation - 11:34 How to prevent dementia - 12:59 Subscribe to HealthNormal : Our Social Media: Instagram: TikTok: @healthnormal Facebook: Pinterest: Twitter: Flipboard: @HealthNormal #Dementia #Alzheimers #Symptoms #Health #HealthNormal Dementia Symptoms Dementia Signs Early Warning Signs of Dementia Alzheimer's Symptoms Alzheimer's Signs Early Warning Signs of Alzheimer's
