Answers to All Your Questions on How Dementia Is Diagnosed

Answers to All Your Questions on How Dementia Is Diagnosed By Esther Heerema, MSW Many people have questions about the process of being diagnosed with dementia but are afraid to ask them. Here's a complete list of common questions with clear answers to help you in this process.  Your Dementia Risk: What's Love Got to Do with It?  Did you know that your marital status may be impacting your risk of developing dementia? Several research studies have outlined this correlation.  READ NOW Q and A: All about the Process of How Dementia Is Diagnosed  Perhaps you have questions and worries about the process of getting diagnosed with dementia but don't know where to start or who to ask. Use this comprehensive guide as your resource in this process.  READ NOW It's Not Always Alzheimer's. What Else Causes Memory Loss?  There are dozens of conditions that may cause you to forget things, and some of them are easily remedied.   READ NOW Elaborative Rehearsal: A Better Way to Memorize Information  Want to spend less time studying? Use a better method. Learn how elaborative rehearsal can improve your learning and recall of information.  READ NOW Does Lewy Body Dementia Have Stages? How Does It Progress?  Lewy body dementia doesn't have the same type of generally predictable stages like Alzheimer's disease, but knowing what to expect as the disease progresses can be helpful. READ NOW The Dangers of Hip Fractures in Dementia  Hip fractures result in several difficulties for older adults, but when they occur in people with dementia, negative outcomes are even more likely.  READ NOW Advertisement READ THESE NEXT The Story of Multiple Sclerosis and Its Major Milestones The Major Ways That SIBO May Be Treated Should You Try an Elemental Diet for Your IBS? Classic Pancakes With a Side of Red Delicious Roasted Root Veggie Breakfast Tacos What Are Some Non-Clinical Medical Job Options for Physicians? What You Need to Know About Heading Safety in Soccer The Warning Signs of Conduct Disorder in Children AN ABOUT.COM BRAND You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the Alzheimer's & Dementia newsletter. If you wish to unsubscribe, please click here 1500 Broadway, 6th Floor, New York, NY, 10036 © 2016 Verywell.com - All rights reserved. Privacy Policy.