Pain, changes in routine, and illnesses such as viruses or infections are all examples of things that can make symptoms worse temporarily, Sink writes. Bad days were associated with frequent verbal repetition, poor memory, increased agitation, and other disruptive behaviors, the study stated. According to Dr. Kaycee Sink, an assistant professor of gerontology and geriatric medicine at Wake Forest University School of Medicine, those struggling with cognitive decline can have good and bad days.Symptoms in dementia can wax and wane; people have good and bad days. A study published by the Cambridge University Press found that symptoms of cognitive decline such as trouble formulating words were often associated with bad days and could lead to lower functioning. Good days were typically associated with improved global cognition, function, interest, and initiation.
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