Dementia is a disturbing condition in any case, but certain aspects of it are especially hard to deal with for the caregivers. One of the most common complaints about living with dementia patients is that they might lose their sense of personal hygiene. Regardless of how meticulous they were about cleanliness before, …
When any of your loved ones is suffering from disease, their condition affects you as well. This is an especially disturbing phase of life when the condition in question is dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. Such issues are characterized by memory regression, so much so that the patient might not even recognize their …
Whether you’re a professional caregiver or are dealing with a loved one suffering from dementia, the situation isn’t easy to handle. When this condition is in the middle and later stages, there are several behavioral issues to contend with. In all cases, however, we are the ones who have to stay strong …
Caring for the elderly at home can be a difficult and often challenging process. Caring for someone with Dementia is even harder. And an elderly loved one suffering from dementia can end up testing your patience and anger management. That is why it’s important that you be aware of when you require …
People who have dementia and autism need extra care from their loved ones or caregivers because these conditions are serious and need lots of attention. Dementia patients are sometimes aggressive, always wandering, and may experience hallucinations at times. People with autism, on the other hand, usually experience sensory overload, anxiety, and mood …
According to the World Health Organization, there are currently 50 million people worldwide who are living with dementia; the number is projected to rise to over 75 million by 2030. Major areas affected by this disease are Asia, America, Europe and Africa. Greek philosopher, Pythagoras, divided the human age into six phases. …