More persistent communication problems can be different.
A person may have increasing difficulty following or joining conversations, repeatedly lose their train of thought, repeat themselves, or struggle to name familiar objects.
Language difficulties are among the recognized symptoms that can occur with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.
7. Misplacing Things in Unusual Places
We’ve all misplaced our phone, glasses, or keys.
A potentially concerning change is repeatedly putting everyday objects in unusual places and then becoming unable to retrace your steps to find them.
As cognitive problems progress, a person may sometimes become convinced that someone else has moved or taken the missing object.
8. Changes in Judgment or Decision-Making
Dementia can affect more than memory.
Changes in judgment may cause someone who was previously careful with money to make unusual financial decisions or become more vulnerable to scams.
There may also be noticeable changes in personal care or everyday safety
