Tasks that were once simple, such as organizing household expenses, following a budget, or planning daily activities, can begin to seem confusing and difficult.
3. Difficulty performing usual tasks.
Routine activities, such as preparing a familiar meal, using household appliances, or following a sequence of steps that were once automatic, can become an unexpected challenge.
4. Confusion regarding time and place.
People with early signs of dementia may forget important dates, lose track of the day of the week, or become disoriented in familiar places.
5. Difficulties with spatial orientation
