Dementia, Neurology FAQ

Understanding Parkinson's Disease: Symptoms and Memory Issues in Seniors

Parkinson's disease My mother is 76 years old and has recently shown noticeable slowness in her movements and often forgets things, although she is aware of her forgetfulness. I've heard that early symptoms of Parkinson's disease can be similar; could this be the c...

Dr. Du Haojie Reply:
Bradykinesia is one of the symptoms of Parkinson's disease. Non-specific memory decline and reduced motor flexibility are also common phenomena associated with general aging. It is advisable to visit a hospital for a detailed evaluation and examination by a neurologist.

Can Pet Hair Cause Dementia? Exploring Neurological Risks and Allergies

Can animal fur cause dementia? I heard from a friend that her neighbor had a dog for many years, but later developed dementia due to inhaling dog hair that got lodged in the brain. Is this really possible? Does it relate to individual constitution? I have a slight allergy to dog ...

Dr. Huang Yingzhe Reply:
I'm sorry, but I have never heard of a case similar to what you mentioned, and I don't believe that dog hair can be inhaled into the brain! So I think you don't need to worry and can continue to care for your dog!

Understanding Sudden Changes in Behavior: Possible Neurological Issues in Aging Parents

Please provide more details about your father's Hello Doctor, I am from Malaysia and I would like to ask you some questions. My father is 58 years old and was originally a talkative and active person in his community. However, about a month and a half ago, he suddenly became...

Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
To: Alvin In cases of sudden changes in consciousness, the first considerations should include cerebrovascular disorders. If there is a history of falls, a subdural hematoma should also be taken into account. It is advisable to have him examined by a neurologist first, and only...

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