Experiences with

Dementia

https://parkinsonsnewstoday.com/news/dementia-not-given-decade-after-parkinsons-diagnosis-study/ Past studies were small scale and had other limitations, the incidence of dementia is considerably lower than previously thought, this study suggests (many of the previous studies are almost 20 years old

" I get so angry, but then that 'tiredness' binds in on me, 'forget it you've got dementia, it's 'normal!'

Another limitation of the study is that dementia with Lewy bodies can be difficult to diagnose, so it’s possible that not all people with dementia with Lewy bodies were correctly diagnosed. For more on this research, see Prostate Drugs Offer New Hope in Dementia Prevention.

They screened over 1,437 clinically-approved drug compounds and found that carbonic anhydrase inhibitors, of which the glaucoma drug methazolamide is one, remove tau build-up and lessen signs of dementia in zebrafish and mice with mutant forms of tau.

They screened over 1,437 clinically-approved drug compounds and found that carbonic anhydrase inhibitors, of which the glaucoma drug methazolamide is one, remove tau build-up and lessen signs of dementia in zebrafish and mice with mutant forms of tau.

as a result of her dementia. Can anyone cast any light on this condition and what we might expect Thank you

due to vitamin B12 deficiency and continues…….. 6D86 Behavioural or psychological disturbances in dementia
 6D86.0 Psychotic symptoms in dementia
 6D86.1 Mood symptoms in dementia…………
 [u]For me the answer is the same[/u] : 697 [ no units ]?

https://www.anavex.com/post/anavex-s-blarcamesine-achieves-pre-specified-efficacy-in-phase-iib-iii-alzheimer-s-trial-data-prese They are also getting close on Parkinson’s Dementia so all my fingers and toes are crossed on blarcamesine.

This is an important development It has been known that a protein called alpha-synuclein builds up in the brains of people with Parkinson’s disease and Lewy body dementia, forming clumps called fibrils. But detecting these fibrils in living patients is difficult.

Is this part of what people describe as brain fog or am I on the way to dementia? Thanks Steve

Has anyone listed for an ablation under GA or deep sedation been warned about the risk of cognitive dysfunction and dementia post procedure?

apparently they are looking at the link between Afib and dementia and wether taking a DOAC early even if risk of stroke is low would help prevent early onset dementia. I’m 57 female and my chads score is 1 , I know at some stage I’ll need to take one and under the trial I’ll be monitored.

He also has dementia, which I believe goes hand in hand with this? Any tips, advice, anything would be gratefully received. Rachel

People with atrial fibrillation are more likely to develop mild cognitive impairment (memory problems) and dementia than those without atrial fibrillation. Having a stroke also increased these risks.

My WWP was diagnosed in 2019 and she has developed dementia. She recently saw her Neurologist and she asked to have an MRI scan to exclude any other conditions that may be mimicking the dementia.

Hello again, I posted recently about my Mum who has early dementia and lifelong RLS now augmented after about 12y of ropinerole. We are trying to get her an appointment with Prof W but earliest is late Sept.

But is this a sign of worsening dementia? Before getting sick, I hated going to sleep. Such a waste of time. All through college I learned to live on a couple hours of sleep per night. Now I look forward to going to bed knowing I'll have enjoyable dreams.

Every person on this journey is unique but many suffer from some form of dementia too. My husband had vascular dementia as well. He loved Tim's description of his 'tree trunk legs' and used it frequently when he was asked about his mobility.

Will the government allow such alternative uses of FMT for people with dementia or continue to let them waste away in front of their families, friends and caregivers using the currently ineffective drug options that the government has approved for AD or dementia?

Currently trying to do an online course in Dementia Care but finding it hard to concentrate. Recently received my certificate in End of Life Care, which gave me a boost in my confidence. I've had a lot to deal with since January regarding hubby.