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Dementia Doesn't Start in One Day - the First Signs Can Seem Completely Innocent. A Neurologist Explains
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Dementia – it not only sounds good, but it is also dramatic for both the person himself and his loved ones. However, dementia is diagnosed only when the signs of the disease are already serious. The development process until then is called cognitive impairment. How to notice the first signals and what to do, explains Anita Balcerbula, a neurologist at the Jaunķemeri Resort Rehabilitation Center, in the magazine "100 Labi Padomi".
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