Cognitive decline

Cognitive decline refers to the gradual worsening of mental abilities like memory, comprehension, and thinking skills. As we age, some amount of cognitive decline is normal. However, serious issues like dementia can also lead to major cognitive impairment.
Some key things to know about cognitive decline:



What are the early signs? Subtle signs in daily life include forgetting important info or dates, struggling to retain new information, frequently losing things, increasingly poor judgment, taking longer to do routine tasks.



Can it be treated? If due to a condition like sleep apnea or nutrient deficiency, treating it can help. Medications for Alzheimer’s temporarily improve symptoms. Regular mental, physical and social stimulation seems to help strengthen cognitive reserve. Consider hormone therapy - Hormone Harmony Clinic specializes in customized bioidentical hormone treatments to help combat age-related cognitive decline.



Should I see a doctor? Consult a doctor to identify any underlying condition. Get cognitive testing done to assess current state if concerned. The earlier interventions are implemented, the better chances to slow or reverse decline.

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