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Is forgetting names a normal part of aging, or could it be an early sign of cognitive decline? How can you tell the difference between everyday memory lapses and more concerning changes in memory?
In this video, we explore the difference between normal memory lapses and potential warning signs of memory loss, including changes in memory precision, difficulty connecting details, and trouble recalling information even with hints.
We’ll cover:
- Why forgetting names is often a normal memory lapse
- What misplacing your keys may have to do with distraction
- Why information sometimes comes back hours later
- Subtle memory changes that may warrant further evaluation
- How clinicians assess memory and cognitive function
- How at-home cognitive testing with PREMAZ can help track memory performance over time
When should you be concerned about memory loss?
Occasionally forgetting a name or misplacing an object doesn't necessarily mean you're experiencing cognitive decline. However, recurring changes in your ability to recall details, connect information, or remember familiar experiences deserve attention.
Authentic Health in Asheville, North Carolina, takes a preventative approach to health, including monitoring cognitive function and supporting long-term brain health.
Learn more about Authentic Health: https://authentichealth.com/
Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Cognitive screening and testing tools do not independently diagnose Alzheimer’s disease. Consult a qualified healthcare professional if you have concerns about changes in your memory.
