Dementia is a disease that gradually causes disability and dependency among older people. Most people are unaware of the conditions that may result from the disease, including stigmatization and fear to seek medical care. There are different types of dementia, including Alzheimer’s diseases, vascular dementia, Lewy bodies dementia, and more. 
The biggest risk factor for the disease is advanced age, however, dementia can affect people less than 65 years. Here are some important are signs of dementia to be aware of

1. Subtle short-term memory loss
This is the first symptom of this disease. The older may not remember events that took place within a short period. They forget where they have left items and may struggle to recall particular areas, forgetting what they need to do

2. Difficulty doing familiar tasks
A person finds problem solving difficulties in tasks they are required to complete. These can happen either at home or place work. They find it difficult to operate a computer, make a teacup, get to a familiar location, and change settings in a television. They find complex challenges understanding visual information that they usually know

3. Problems speaking
A person with dementia finds it hard to engage in a conversation. They forget what people say or when they are expressing themselves, causing speech issues. Some may write what you can’t understand and may not consider grammar or any punctuation

4. Misplace things and the ability not to trace
They can’t remember where they left objects such as remote control, essential documents, cash, etc., end up misplacing personal items, and can’t relocate where they have left. It leads to frustration and ends up accusing other people

5. Confusion
Some in the early stages of the disease cause confusion about time and place. They no longer remember places, faces and find the right words to use when talking. The disorder occurs in a different situation and for several reasons

6. Decreased judgment
It’s hard for someone to make a fair and reasonable decision when affected by the disease. An affected person takes too much time to pay attention to things or decide about buying things they need. Some are keeping themselves clean and presentable all the time. They end up having poor judgement making their own decisions.

To control memory loss, you need to supplement brain function that will help the patient. It will help the brain function with cognitive abilities to make judgments. These include the use of caffeine, resveratrol, fish oils, etc.
When someone is affected with the above simply, consult a doctor for complete assessments. The signs may vary depending on the people’s age, but there are common signs regarding the disease. To control the disease early, you need to learn several strategies that are recommended