For example, they may check and treat you for: depression and other mood disorders anemia, which can cause fatigue, headaches, moodiness, and difficulty concentrating nutritional disorders thyroid disorders decreased oxygen levels kidney or liver failure [healthline.com]

It is typically preceded by a period of several weeks in which the patient complains of unusual fatigue, anxiety, loss of appetite, or difficulty concentrating. [minddisorders.com]

Borage, as a herb is a nervous tonic .A diet tea ( infusion ), help in treating necrosis and nervous fatigue. At the same time the plant has diuretic effect, blood supply and favors sweating. [farmacianaturala70.blogspot.ro]

However, pharmacological intervention with psychotherapy depressants is often needed to control aggressive behaviors. [news-medical.net]

Behavior and personality changes are the most significant early symptoms in Pick’s disease. [healthline.com]

Patients with Pick’s disease may have personality changes so severe that their loved ones do not recognize them as the people they formerly were. [alzheimers.net]

In the absence of temporal or frontal lobar atrophy on CTs, all the Pick patients and none of the AD patients had three of five clinical features: presenile onset (before age 66), an initial personality change, hyperorality, disinhibition, and roaming [neurology.org]

Most often, behavioral and personality changes occur first, so usually the first type of treatment is psychiatric instead of neurological. The causes of early onset-dementias fall into three categories: random, genetic, and lifestyle. [goinggentleintothatgoodnight.com]

changes can help doctors distinguish Pick's disease from Alzheimer's disease (AD). [dementia.org]

You may: Act aggressively toward others Be uninterested in everyday activities Be very aware of everything you do all the time Feel irritable or agitated Have drastic and quick mood swings Have trouble feeling warmth, sympathy, or concern for others Have [webmd.com]

There are medications that can reduce agitation, irritability and/or depression. These treatments should be used to help improve quality of life. [alz.org]

[…] hygiene repetitive or obsessional behaviours, such as humming, hand-rubbing and foot-tapping, or complex routines such as walking exactly the same route repetitively seeming more selfish inability to empathise with others, seeming cold and uncaring irritability [psychologized.org]

Personality changes - perhaps becoming irritable, suspicious or fearful. Loss of initiative - showing less interest in starting something or going somewhere. As the patient ages, late-stage dementia symptoms tend to worsen. [medicalnewstoday.com]

[…] coordination in the arms, legs, head, face and upper body Progressive decline in thinking and reasoning skills, including memory, concentration, judgment and the ability to plan and organize Mood disturbances, including depression, anxiety, anger, and irritability [goinggentleintothatgoodnight.com]

An amnesia score (Berliner Amnesietest-Kurzform) and the d2 test were highly pathological. [jnnp.bmj.com]

[…] following agencies: Eldercare Locator Service - (800) 677-1116 Family Caregiver Alliance, National Center on Caregiving - (800) 445-8106 Picksdisease.org Pick’s Information Page National Alliance for Caregiving Support path, Dementia Multimedia Motor perseveration [emedicinehealth.com]