Dementia Infantile

Dementia: personality psychology and disease

Dementia is a general term for a group of diseases that cause permanent impairment of cognitive functions, including memory, language, thinking and judgment. One such disease is childhood infantile dementia, which is quite rare, but can greatly affect the life of the patient and his loved ones. In this article we will look at the basics of childhood infantile dementia, its causes and treatment options.

Pediatric degenerative demiliemania Pediatric degenerative demiliemania is a disease that affects the nervous system of a young person. Unlike many other psychiatric and neurological disorders, childhood degeneration is not age dependent. However, most cases of childhood demelylaminavana develop in childhood. **Manifestations of childhood degenerative demyliomavana:** - frequent nausea or vomiting - paralysis, convulsions - spinal cord dysfunction - weakness and muscle pain - disorder

Dementia infantis is most often diagnosed in later childhood and adolescence, that is, in the period from 2 to 15 years. Heller's disease is a complex symptom complex consisting of steadily progressive dementia, mild hyperkinesis with a predominance of paresis and atonic disturbances in the general motor sphere (muscle weakness, tremor), impaired control over the functions of the pelvic organs and the autonomic nervous system (that is, dysfunction endocrine glands). This disease disrupts the normal development of the child's brain, and over a short period of time causes an increase in thinking disorder, an inability to be aware of oneself and others, as well as other simple forms of behavior. Loss of motivation usually begins with a low-spirited mood. Speech is unclear, coordination of movements suffers. A bedridden patient “slips” out of bed, and proper movements are paralyzed. The patient completely loses the ability to control his pelvic organ function. A sharp decrease in intellectual abilities is also observed with prolactinoma: with insufficiency of the pituitary tumor, dementia is observed,