Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus Symptoms
Last Updated: Apr 13, 2020
The symptoms of dementia are observed which begins from the loss of memory, specifically forgetting the recent things or the events, increased state of confusion, lack of concentration, change in the behavior as well as the personality of the person, situations of depression and withdrawal, improper working on daily basis. It also shows symptoms of wrong recognition and refusing to accept reality.
Problems with bladder control.
The bladder becomes weak and it cannot retain the urine, sudden urge for the urination is felt, the frequency of urination increases, leakage of urine is observed while working like coughing, and so on. The urine leaks without any call or warning. The urge increase so much that it doesn't even allow the patient to reach the toilet at the required time. The tendency to wet the bed increases as loss of control of urine starts to develop.
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