Good health and wellbeing are more than just our physical and medical condition. Our social and emotional wellbeing are equally important for good health. This is even more vital for people with dementia.
Dementia is not a disease but rather an umbrella term for a variety of symptoms that may accompany or indicate certain conditions. Many dementia symptoms may be reversible if they are caused by conditions such as dehydration, infection or imbalances. This category does not cover all medical aspects on this topic but provides overall good health and wellbeing advice.
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