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Memory and cognitive health evaluation at Kathmandu Neurology Clinic & Cognitive Center led by Dr. Jitendra Prasad Yadav — for memory concerns, cognitive assessment, dementia and Alzheimer's guidance, and brain health education.
Brain health
Cognitive symptoms are explored with attention to onset, course, functional impact, medications, mood, sleep, and medical contributors — with an informant’s perspective when possible.
History, informant interview, review of medications and vascular risk, brief screening where appropriate, and investigations targeted to findings (not reflexively ordered for every complaint).
It is inaccurate to imply that every memory symptom represents a neurodegenerative disease. Many cognitive changes relate to sleep, mood, medication, or medical factors. Evaluation aims to clarify.
Education about trajectory, support for daily function, safety considerations, and planning are central, especially for progressive conditions.
Compassionate, unhurried
Cognitive visits are scheduled to allow time for patient and family input, screening, and education about next steps.
Safety note
Acute confusion over hours to days — especially with fever or after medication change — may indicate delirium and warrants urgent medical attention, not routine clinic scheduling.
When lapses persist over months, affect daily tasks such as medications or finances, or are noticed by family. Bring an informant to the visit.
Not necessarily. Occasional word-finding difficulty is common; pattern, progression, and functional impact help distinguish everyday slips from conditions needing evaluation.
History from patient and informant, medication and medical review, brief cognitive screening when appropriate, and targeted investigations based on findings.
General measures — exercise, vascular risk management, sleep, cognitive and social engagement — support overall brain health, but do not guarantee prevention of neurodegenerative disease.
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