So people who have in the moderate or late stages of the disease have psychosis more often. We don't know exactly how it happens. It's not pinned down. We think it's multi-factorial. In dementia ...

Should I engage more people in the caregiving of this person? I always feel caregivers, the psychotic symptoms of dementia can take quite a toll on caregivers. So it's important that even at the ...

Medically reviewed by Melissa Bronstein, LICSW Psychosis is a break from reality characterized by delusions and ...

On the basis of the patient's age at onset of the delusions, imaging findings and family history, a diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia (FTD) was favored over a primary psychotic disorder.

The spectrum of nonmotor symptoms encompasses mood disorders, psychosis, dementia, sleep disorders, impulse-control disorders and autonomic dysfunctions. This article describes these nonmotor ...

Most of the conditions - including stroke, intracranial hemorrhage, dementia, and psychotic disorders - were ... are most common at different stages of survival. "For diagnoses like a stroke ...

previously undiagnosed 'AIDS dementia complex', delirium, medication-induced psychosis, and 'primary HIV psychosis'. New-onset psychosis in HIV-seropositive patients has prevalence estimates ...