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PSA: Dementia .
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what is Dementia ?
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a general term for loss of memory,lanuage, and other thinking abilities that can effect your life
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what causes a person to have dementia ?
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damage to the brain which interferes with the ability of brain cells to communicate with each other
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signs of dementia!!! 1.confusion with time or place 2. Impaired judgement
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3.problems with language 4.misplacing things 5.changes in mood and behavior
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symptoms 1.forgetfulness 2.limited social skills 3.difficult to completing familiar tasks
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Statistics!! An estimated 6.2 million Americans age 65 and older are living with dementia in 2021.
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Also Seventy-two percent are age 75 or older. One in nine people age 65 and older 11.3% has dementia
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diagnosis
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there is no test to determine if you have dementia. doctors diagnose you based on medical history
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A physical examination,laboratory tests and the characteristics changes in thinking and behavior
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treatment!! if the dementia is progressive there is no treatment that slows or stop its progression
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but there are drug treatments that may temporarily improve symptoms
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medical education!! it is important for people with early dementia to care of their physical and
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mental health which means a good diet ,checkups,taking medicines ,exercising and playing memory game
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Helpline !! 24/7 Helpline: 1.800.272.3900 | Alzheimer's Association
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HOW HAS COVID-19 IMPACTED DEMENTIA ???
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IN THE UNITED STATES, DEMENTIA DEATHS HAVE INCREASED 16% DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.
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Citations!! https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/142214
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https://www.webmd.com/alzheimers/types-dementia https://www.cdc.gov/aging/dementia/index.html
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in the world we live in today. We hear the word dementia.
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But do we know what it actually means?
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So you might ask yourself, what is dementia,
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dementia is a general term of loss of memory,
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language and other thinking abilities that can affect your life.
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What causes a person to have the mission
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damage to the brain,
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which interferes with the ability of brain cells to communicate with each other
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signs of dementia,
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confusion with time or place,
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impaired judgment,
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problems with language misplacing things change in moods and behavior.
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Some symptoms of dementia is forgetfulness,
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limited social skills and difficult completing familiar tests.
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Statistics of Dementia today,
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an estimate 6.2 million Americans age 65 and older are
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living with dementia from the past year of 2021.
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Also 72% are aged 75 or older,
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nine and one people aged 65 and older 11.3 also have dementia.
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Today,
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diagnosis,
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there is no test to determine if you have
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damages doctors diagnose you based on medical history.
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A physical exam can be done.
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Laboratory tests can be done as well and doctors
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pay attention to characteristics and changing and thinking and behavior
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treatment if the dementia is progressive,
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there is no treatment that slows or stops progression sadly.
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But there are drug treatments that may temporarily improve symptoms.
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Medical education.
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It is important for people with early dementia to
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take care of their physical and mental health,
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which means a good diet checkups, taking medications,
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exercising and playing memory games that can help your memory gets stronger.
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Help lined 24 7 helpline. You can call 1 802 723900 Alzheimer's Association.
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How has COVID-19 impact?
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Alzheimer's dementia in the United States,
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dementia deaths have increased 16% during the COVID-19 pandemic, sadly.
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And that is a lie.
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So if you want to learn more information about how dementia
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can affect your family member or how it has affected view,
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you can look on these websites to learn
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more information to get a better understanding of
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what exactly is dementia and how it impacts
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our other people or your family's daily life.
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Thank you.
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