Senior Moment?
- Nurse Nancy

- Oct 22, 2019
- 1 min read

Hmm, what was her name again? I can't find my keys. I forgot what I was going to say.
Oh my gosh, am I getting Alzheimer's???
Because memory loss is the number one symptom most associated with Alzheimer's, people fear that these lapses are a sign of something more serious. Alzheimer’s disease is the most common type of dementia. Dementia is an overall term used to describe symptoms that impact memory, performance of daily activities, and the ability to communicate.
How can you tell if you are just experiencing forgetfulness which is part of the normal signs of aging or if it is something a little more serious that requires attention? Take a look at a comparison below:
Forgetfulness Alzheimer's/Dementia
Making a bad decision occasionally Poor judgement and decision making
Missing a monthly payment Inability to manage a budget
Forgetting which day it is Losing track of the date or the season Sometimes forgetting which word Difficulty having a conversation
to use Misplacing things and being unable to
Losing things from time to time retrace steps to find them
Not all memory loss is cause for alarm but sometimes even if the experiences are minor, seeking reassurance from your doctor is always recommended.
Do you or a loved one need assistance with coordinating care, medication management or just understanding the health care services available?
Contact Choice Health Care and Consulting Services for a consultation today!
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