You are here:

Get Familiar with Dementia Signs

Are you feeling distressed that you or a loved one might have dementia? Here are some common dementia signs and symptoms that could help shed light on the truths and myths about this condition.

Common Dementia Signs

Loss of memory
(Amnesia)

Lack of concentration or interest and concern about the surroundings (Apathy)

Struggles in conversing or finding the right words (Aphasia)

Confusion about time and place (Altered Perception)

Difficulty processing or recognising sounds, shapes, smells and faces (Agnosia)

Difficulty
in carrying out
executive functions
such as using
the ATM

Irrational moods

Delusions, paranoia or even hallucinations

Follow these tips and reduce your risk of developing dementia:

A good rule of thumb is to have a healthy way of life, which includes having a healthy diet. These additional simple tips can also make a big difference in reducing the onset of dementia.

Always keep body and mind active by doing light exercises and reading or writing regularly
Continue engaging family members, friends and neighbours in casual conversations
Reduce stress by avoiding noisy and crowded places



You are here:

Get Familiar with Dementia Signs

Are you feeling distressed that you or a loved one might have dementia? Here are some common dementia signs and symptoms that could help shed light on the truths and myths about this condition.

Common Dementia Signs

Loss of memory
(Amnesia)

Lack of concentration or interest and concern about the surroundings (Apathy)

Struggles in conversing or finding the right words (Aphasia)

Difficulty processing or recognising sounds, shapes, smells, and faces (Agnosia)

Confusion about time and place (Altered Perception)

Difficulty
in carrying out
executive functions
such as using
the ATM

Irrational moods

Having delusions, paranoia, or even hallucinations

Follow these tips and reduce your risk of developing dementia:

A good rule of thumb is to have a healthy way of life, which includes having a healthy diet. These additional simple tips
can also make a big difference in reducing the onset of dementia.

Always keep body and mind active by doing light exercises and reading or writing regularly.
Continue engaging family members, friends, and neighbours in casual conversations.
Reduce stress such as avoiding noisy and crowded places.