Avoiding friends, hobbies, work, or social activities they once enjoyed.
9. Difficulty Planning or Problem-Solving
Struggling with tasks that require organization, calculations, or step-by-step thinking.
10. Vision and Spatial Problems
Difficulty reading, judging distances, or recognizing objects and contrasts.
11. Trouble Speaking or Writing
Stopping mid-sentence, repeating ideas, or struggling to follow conversations.
12. Loss of Initiative
Becoming passive, losing motivation, and needing constant encouragement to engage in activities.
13. Confusion About Familiar People
Having difficulty recognizing close friends or family members at times.
14. Repetitive Behavior or Questions
Asking the same question repeatedly or performing the same action without realizing it.
15. Changes in Sleep Patterns
Sleeping more during the day, restlessness at night, or disrupted sleep cycles.
Final Note
If you or someone you know shows several of these signs, it is important to seek medical advice. Early diagnosis allows better management, support, and quality of life.
