Unfortunately, dementia is progressive, meaning it worsens over time. Over that time, you or your loved one will experience different stages of dementia, which range in severity. In milder stages ...

All types of dementia are progressive and pass through different stages. Physical symptoms may be mild at first but can eventually severely affect a person’s movement. A 2022 scientific report ...

early-stage vascular dementia often involves difficulty with: Memory (problems recalling recent events, often mild) Language (speech may become less fluent, for instance) Visuospatial skills ...

The finding of neurologic signs in addition to cognitive impairments in the mild and moderate stages of dementia suggests a diagnosis other than Alzheimer's disease. For non-neurologists ...

Most people in the later stages of dementia need total care and usually receive this in a residential facility. Some families and carers though do choose to care for the person at home. If someone ...