Dementia

Dementia is a disease in which the memory is severely impaired. This disease is caused by a deficiency in acetylcholine, a brain chemical that plays a very important role in memory. Dementia affects any person in any class, whether male or female.

There are causes. For example, B12 Vitamin deficiency. This disease is very common in people who eat more vegetables.

Besides, hypothyroidism and brain meningioma are the causes that if we treat the patient's dementia is cured.

Besides, excessive use of alcohol and sleeping pills causes dementia.

Head injury for any reason is the cause of dementia. The biggest cause of dementia is Alzheimer's disease which is very common in western countries, while in our country vascular dementia i.e. weakening of blood vessels in the vessels of the brain because diabetes and blood pressure disease are very common in our country. I am found more.

With this (Normal Hydrocephalus Pressure) NPH means more water than normal filling in the brain vessels and increase in brain pressure.

NPH causes the patient to forget about walking as well as difficulty walking and urinary incontinence. NPH is also a treatable cause of dementia. Dementia memory loss begins when the patient forgets small things, such as family names, anything. Forgetting to put somewhere, the way home, the way to the mosque, forgetting prayers, even he will remember all the old things, such as the war of 65, the words of the World Cup of 92, but he will forget the new things.

The disease also affects the communicative part of the brain. For example, having difficulty understanding one's own words and the words of others, repeating the same thing over and over again.

The disease also affects the part of the brain from which a person recognizes everyday objects. For example, looking at a key will not speak the key, looking at a mobile phone will not speak mobile phone.

The disease will affect the patient's daily activities such as changing clothes, eating, shaving and shaving. All of these will be affected. As the disease progresses, some psychological problems will arise within the patient. For example, he begins to see hallucinations, which are things that are in the room and people do not see.

Visual Hallucination and Auditory Hallucination means hearing sounds in the ears. At the same time, Delusion means the patient will suspect others. Leaves you alone

Such patients should be cared for very carefully. Especially such patients should not be allowed to go out of the house.

Even if they go out of the house, a card or band should be tied around their neck or hand. It should have their home address and mobile number written on it. Talking to the patient, sitting in the sun early in the morning, sugar and blood pressure pills.