Early Warning Signs Of Dementia
Apathy And Withdrawal

Dementia patients will often experience apathy and withdrawal. In many cases, these symptoms are paired with a lack of concentration or depressed mood. Patients who are apathetic may cease to have an interest in any aspect of their lives, from hobbies and relationships to self-care. In its most extreme state, this withdrawal from life may resemble a sort of catatonia.
If an individual experiences extreme apathy and withdrawal, seeing a medical professional is imperative. Studies show increased apathy in dementia patients might be a sign the disease is progressing more quickly than normal. In addition, even if the cause isn't dementia, such behavior can be a sign of other neurological or psychological illness.
Read more now to avoid being confused by the next sign of dementia.