In the third part of our Surprising Symptoms series, we’re diving into five surprising symptoms of dementia that are rarely talked about but can significantly impact caregiving. From the curious case of hiding items to the challenges of understanding everyday objects, these symptoms may be lesserknown but are crucial for caregivers to understand.

What We Cover in This Video:
Hiding Things:
Unexpected Language
Hypersexual Behaviors
Misidentification of Reflections.
Challenges with Everyday Objects (Apraxia)

The fifth symptom is especially common and a frequent source of frustration for caregivers. Don’t miss this crucial discussion, which might provide the key insights you need in your caregiving journey.

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:24 Hiding Things
01:27 Foul Language
01:57 Hypersexual Behaviors
03:39 Misidentification of Reflections
03:50 Apraxia

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Watch Previous Videos in this surprising symptoms of dementia series:
Surprising Symptoms of Dementia Part 1:    • Surprising Symptoms of Dementia: Part 1  
Surprising Symptoms of Dementia Part 2:    • Surprising Symptoms of Dementia: PART 2  

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