"Dude" stop posting ignorant nonsense.
No, dementia is not the same as poor memory; dementia is a broad term for significant, progressive loss of mental function (memory, thinking, reasoning) that disrupts daily life, while normal aging involves mild forgetfulness that doesn't impair function, and you can even have dementia without memory loss initially, like with
Dementia with Lewy Bodies. Memory loss is a symptom of dementia, but dementia also involves issues with judgment, language, problem-solving, and behavior, unlike typical age-related memory sliIps.
Although people who suffer from dementia experience frequent memory loss, there is a difference between normal forgetfulness and dementia.
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