Watching a loved one experience changes in memory, behaviour, and cognitive abilities can be both heartbreaking and worrisome. As we age, the risk of developing dementia increases, making it crucial for family members and caregivers to be vigilant in recognising the early signs of this debilitating condition.
Identifying dementia in its initial stages allows for early intervention, access to proper care, and the implementation of strategies to enhance the quality of life for individuals living with dementia.
Earlier this year, Bruce Willis was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia (FTD), after his condition worsened following his original diagnosis of aphasia.
But what is frontotemporal dementia, and what are the signs you must look out for to try and spot early signs of dementia in a loved one? A spokesperson at Baycroft Care Homes has provided some of the most common signs to look out for, below.
