“There are many other conditions that have similar symptoms, such as infections, thyroid
problems, stress, depression, perimenopause/menopause and dietary deficiencies.
“These may be treatable, so the GP may request investigations such as blood tests and X-rays to check for any underlying conditions.
“Once the GP has ruled out other causes, they may refer the person for further investigation and assessment – this may be with a specialist memory service, or a cognitive disorders or neurology clinic.”
Other symptoms of early onset dementia include changes in:
- Personality and behaviour
- Speech and language
- Social functioning
- Relationships with others
- Involvement in daily activities
- Motivation and mood
- Concentration levels
- Decision-making
- Problem-solving.
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