of dementia is memory loss that affects everyday activities. People may repeatedly ask the same questions, forget recently learned information, or rely heavily on reminders and family members.
Unlike normal age-related forgetfulness, these memory lapses become frequent and noticeable.
2. Difficulty Planning or Solving Problems
Some individuals may struggle to follow familiar recipes, manage finances, or keep track of monthly bills. Tasks that once seemed routine can suddenly become confusing and overwhelming.
3. Trouble Completing Familiar Tasks
Activities such as driving to a familiar location, operating household appliances, or following
