Vascular Dementia: Exploring its Various Types and Symptoms
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2023
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70 year old here doing everything I can to maintain my brain as I age after caring for two parents with dementia. I love your channel and your mission! Thank you.
Love you and keep it up. The simple things like cleaning up the diet, exercising, and sleeping well are profoundly significant.
I was recently diagnosed with MCI and vascular dementia after following your page I was well impressed and I gained a lot of knowledge I didn't have before thank you
I am recovering from an ischemic thalamic stroke likely due to cerebral small vessel disease & this was tremendously helpful, thank you! 🙏
Thanks for this wonderful segment. Your careful organization and targeted delivery of what could easily become overwhelming detail is much appreciated; my notes wrote themselves. Also grateful that you stick to the medical lingo - I always feel more confident engaging my Dad’s doctors when I have the right words instead of watered down descriptions. Also makes further research that much easier - wish I’d come here first!
So well explained and great helpful information. Thank you.
An excellent presentation, thank you.
Thank you for the info. 🙏
Very well explained....
Impatiently waiting for husband's Neuro consult after recent MI (hospital notes: MCI suspect vascular dementia but we were NOT told and no action was taken). Told to go back to work 1 week post Cardiac stents with no probe of tentative MCI Dx. Took him to a new primary for cognitive issues in Dec where we were told "he seems fine to me". I moved heaven and earth to get him MRI despite being ignored. Shows white matter plaques and ischemia. Noone seems to care that even MCI at his job could be disastrous. But if he quits work before proper Dx no disability $ to live on. Neuro appt not available until mid Jan 2024. 😞
We hope you were able to get an evaluation. It is critical to figure out the baseline. Much love!
I ask , with huge respect - if you might publish your degrees , specialised qualifications and training in this important subject and furthermore , how many years of clinical practice do you have ? Any papers written , published , acknowledged that we could refer to ? I ask for this for the sake of reassurance . Thank you.
Omg.. I now understand my mum’s symptoms now.
Thank you, Drs. Sherzai. I don't know how to get my husband help. He's been having significant memory issues for the past several years and his PCP and a neurologist (I insisted he see one), blew off my concerns. My husband doesn't think its anything more than occasional forgetfulness, but its way beyond that. I've had to take over all financial and household functions because his executive function is seriously impaired and it's greatly affected daily life. Memory issues started in his early 60's; he's now 72. For quite a few years, I noticed changes, but he kept saying he was just burned out at work. He worked 70+ hour weeks and was not home much. But after he retired, it became quite clear just how much he was struggling.
How do I find a memory specialist who will do a full work up and give us some answers?
My dad is 58 and has been diagnosed with vascular dementia I'm concerned as my mother says he's still an adult able to make his own decisions. But the decisions he's making are killing him
My mother has it as well...there comes a time where they can't make right decisions and you will have to do it for them. Even if they fight you on it it's in their best interest.
@@coldgin2023it's the fighting that takes the toll for me. I am becoming so mean dealing with my mother. One minute I'm dealing with a 3 year old in the body of an almost 70 year old, and the next she's normal. She will fake things to manipulate people to get her way, and it gets harder and harder not to spew venom at her.
@The Brain Doc . You said a lot can be done, please tell us
What can be done?
We spoke about it here and also on the podcast.
Can you speak on the topic of how it occurs following cardiac arrest where a person has been worked on (cpr) for several minutes in a cardiology? Specifically undiagnosed Anoxia following a cardiac event. No neurologic work up and rehabilitation where later someone has mood and cognitive deficits emerging 6 months after the event. This seems to be a topic I do not hear but see. Thank you for your education and sharing your wealth of knowledge.
I'm 52 and have WPW, Afib and microvascular artery disease. In the last year I'm noticing cognitive impairment and pretty bad urinary incontinence. The other day I called a pen a fork and keep saying I'm going to mow to carpet instead of vacuum. I catch myself and realize I'm saying the wrong thing. It's like my nouns are disappearing... I have to think so hard to name common things. I feel brain foggy and flat emotionally. I'm so clumsy it's getting on my nerves. Then there are times when my heart goes into its "fits" and it causes me not to be able to speak. I can think what I want to say, but it won't come out.
I keep wondering if all this could this be from my heart stuff? Or perhaps just menopause and stress and maybe I'm a hypocondriac? My husband is pressuring me to go back to the cardiologist. I don't want them to think I'm nuts for asking if my heart can cause this stuff.
I have CADASIL. 🙏
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Greetings!
Is there a type of dementia that could affect a person in the emotional center of the brain causing them to be constantly angry and upset for no reason?
I'd like to know the same
Does imaging such as MRI detect this ?
Yes it can definitely detect signs of vascular disease.
I came here from a vegan Chickpea omelette. I am also doing neuro so it was good to find this channel.
We love having you as part of our family.
My mother has vascular dementia
What is the best way to control cholesterol?
Read Dr. Greger's book "How Not to Die"... I believe there is also an audiobook version.
The best way is both lifestyle and medication. But ultimately once the numbers are controlled -- longterm it is lifestyle. Please read our book The Alzheimer's Solution and you will see the profound influence of lifestyle -- specifically NEURO living on brain health.
I was recently told my 76 year old mom has vascular dementia because of fatty deposits in her veins and or arteries (I don't remember of its one or the other or both)
She has had open heart surgery (4 years ago) and is diabetic 😟
It’s critical to do a more thorough evaluation, as a vascular, cognitive impairment, and dementia is amenable to aggressive therapy and lifestyle intervention. Much love and success in your journey!
@TheBrainDocs what kind of therapy would you recommend?
She lives in a home now where she'll be until she passes and her caregivers are wonderful. She also has a cardiologist appointment very soon.
Why does my 72 year old husband imagine he sees people outside ? Got great information from your video . Thank you .
Hi Theresa, how's your day going with you?
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'Like a child, creep before you walk and walk before you run. Then of course, you can eat very sensibly, take short walks and smile at your children and neighbors.There is a brain and eyes in your hands, feet and retina, eyes. Walk softly. Good luck.
Don't mean to sound bad but the technical words you are using go right over my head. Don't understand anything you've said sorry.