Dementia symptoms can begin in your 40s: What doctors want you to know
HOUSTON - Dementia is often thought of as something that happens later in life, but doctors say symptoms of some forms of dementia can begin much earlier, including in a person's 40s.
By Brittany Taylor, Sofia Ojeda, Meet the Team·49 min ago
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Dementia is often thought of as something that happens later in life, but doctors say symptoms of some forms of dementia can begin much earlier, including in a person's 40s.
September is World Alzheimer's Month, making it an important time to raise awareness about the signs of dementia and the importance of catching changes early.
Dr. Jessica Shultz, a neurologist with Memorial Hermann, says people may not recognize that early-onset dementia symptoms can appear at a relatively young age.
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