Caring for an individual with memory problems can be difficult and stressful. What is mild cognitive impairment? Usually this signifies change in cognition (memory and the ability to understand one’s world), essentially the way a person thinks. Cognition includes memory and the ability to understand one’s world.
Symptoms of Mild Cognitive Impairment MCI:
· Depression
· Difficulty forming short-term memories
· Difficulty communicating complete thoughts
· Easily distracted
· Forgetfulness
· Inability to concentrate
· Mental fog, confusion
Diagnosing MCI
Most people see a physician when some changes in cognition are observed. Blood testing can be done, as well as neurological tests and brain imaging.
Tips for Caring for a loved one with MCI:
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