According to Fleisher, it’s also important to monitor sleep-related changes.
The person experiencing changes in their sleep may not notice it, but if you live with someone and notice that they move around a lot at night, hit, scream or talk during their sleep, it’s important to let their care team know, Fleisher said.
“This can be what’s called REM behavior disorder, which can often occur years before a person has Parkinson’s disease or dementia with Lewy bodies,” she added.
“This can be what’s called REM behavior disorder, which can often occur years before a person has Parkinson’s disease or dementia with Lewy bodies,” she added.
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