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Asked February 2010
What are the symptoms of dementia and treatments available?
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anonymous1741
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Hi! Welcome to AgingCare.
You can learn about the symptoms and treatments in the AgingCare Alzheimer's & Dementia Knowledge Center.
Here are also some really great articles that will help you understand more about an elderly with dementia and prescription treatments:
https://www.agingcare.com/topics/5/alzheimers-dementia
This is a very supportive community with many caregivers who are taking care of parents with dementia. So feel free to ask any questions, or just vent - we're all here for you! Take care!
Lindsey
02/22/2010 11:27:22
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You can learn about the symptoms and treatments in the AgingCare Alzheimer's & Dementia Knowledge Center.
Here are also some really great articles that will help you understand more about an elderly with dementia and prescription treatments:
https://www.agingcare.com/topics/5/alzheimers-dementia
This is a very supportive community with many caregivers who are taking care of parents with dementia. So feel free to ask any questions, or just vent - we're all here for you! Take care!
Lindsey