The doctors called unexpected signs of dementia

This symptom could spell bad consequences in the future.

People who regularly make small errors associated with memory, during the execution of the daily business, can suffer from senile dementia. To such conclusion scientists from Temple University in American of Philadelphia.

Constant microsite while do everyday tasks like cooking tea or cleaning the house can indicate early stages of dementia, as suggested by American scientists. For example, a man several times during a short period of time, checks whether it is put in boiling water, the tea bag, or two to three times opens the fridge to get a carton of milk that he had placed on the table. All this suggests that the brain’s ability to process information is disrupted, the researchers believe.

Note that due to the natural aging process, the functionality of the brain becomes weaker, but experts stress that many small mistakes one can be a sign that it is more than others threatened by the risk of developing full dementia.

“At the first stage we need to monitor the small microassembly, emphasize the researchers. – When we compare the elderly with healthy aging and young people, it is natural that the representatives of the first group make more microoxic that are associated with various memory problems and cognitive changes. For example, older people often touch objects that they do not need and do many other unnecessary actions. We think that this could be the beginning of problems. The more you have such errors, the more vulnerable you are to the threat of development of dementia. Of course, we cannot say that these errors are the absolute sign of impending dementia, but it is a reason to be suspicious”.

The authors of the study drew attention to the fact that the victims of Alzheimer’s disease more often forget about some important steps on the way to do everyday tasks, or completely forget about individual cases and victims of other varieties of dementia could not build these things in a specific list, to resolve gradually.

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