Some memory changes are normal as you get older, memory problems that interfere with daily life are not so.

Memory loss: Although older memories might seem unaffected, but  forgetting recently learned information is one of the most common early signs of dementia. Any individual can forget details from a recent conversation or event  and he might forget the entire thing.

Repetition: People with dementia may repeat word for word and stories. They may keep asking the same questions, no matter how many times they’re answered.

Problems with Language: People with dementia often forget basic words or substitute unusual words, making their speech or writing really hard to follow. They may not able to remember places, things or people they were familiar with before.

Changes in behavior or mood: Anyone with Alzheimer’s disease may show sudden mood swings. They might become emotional without any apparent reason. They may scream loudly or cry repeatedly. Patients may charge people around them of stealing. They may sleep frequently or be restless at night.

Changes in personality: The personalities of people with dementia can change suddenly. They may become extremely confused, suspicious, fearful or dependent on a particular member. They are unable to take any decisions and may resist any changes in their daily life.

Disorientation and confusion to time and place: People with Alzheimer’s disease can become lost in places they know very well, like their own neighborhoods. They forget where they are and how they got there, and not know how to get back home. They may not have control on their bladders and bowels.

Odd behavior: Anyone with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias are prone to placing objects in odd and wholly inappropriate places. They may misplace a toothbrush in the fridge or milk in the cabinet under the sink. Such patient’s may be wearing several layers on a warm day or little clothing in the cold.

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