Presbyophrenia

Presbyophrenia and dementia are very similar symptoms, which show that a person is confused between past and present, lives in captivity of negative feelings and memories. All this causes cognitive impairment of varying severity. A person remembers only what he wants, and not what he really needs. On the other hand, the presence of presbyophobia (fear of losing control over oneself) is an alarming symptom. The patient believes that due to the development of dementia he will not be able to care for himself. And another reason why dementia and presbyomania are confused. They are almost identical in symptoms, but have completely different approaches to treatment. But the difference lies only in the methods of therapy, since both problems are caused by the same factors and diseases.

What are the differences between dementia and presbyophrenia?

Dementia is a congenital disease

Presbyophrenia is a mental disorder that can occur in older people as a result of age-related changes in vision. This condition manifests itself in the inability to see objects clearly at different distances and causes great eye strain. The article will discuss the concept of presbyophyria, its symptoms and treatment.

Presbykyophrenia

Prsbiofiren has two definitions: the first is an age-related increase in body weight, and the second is a violation of visual acuity caused by presbyopia, a change in the lens or retina. Scientists have proven that about 30% of the planet's population suffers from presbiotics, starting from the age of 40. People aged 50 to 60 years who drive at night are most susceptible to the disease. Do not confuse age pres