We can link the signs and symptoms of Dementia in three stages.
Early-stage : The early stage of Dementia is often overlooked because the onset is gradual. Common symptoms may include:
- Forgetfulness
- Losing track of time
- Forgetting directions in familiar places.
Middle stage As Dementia progresses to the middle stage, the signs and symptoms become clearer and may include:
- Becoming forgetful of recent events and people's names
- Becoming confused while at home
- Having increasing difficulty with communication
- Needing help with personal care
- Experiencing behaviour changes, including wandering and repeated questioning
Late-stage During the late stage of Dementia there is near-total dependency and inactivity. Memory disturbances are severe, and the physical signs and symptoms become more obvious and may include:
- Becoming unaware of the time and place
- Having difficulty recognising relatives and friends
- Having an increasing need for assisted self-care
- Having difficulty walking
- Experiencing behaviour changes that may escalate and include aggression
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