Category Parkinson’s Disease Dementia

Learn how common LBD tremor is, how it differs from Parkinson's, and which treatments need extra caution.

Learn why LBD causes leg cramps and what steps ease stiffness, restless legs, and nighttime pain.

Two studies link surgery to lower Parkinson's and lower dementia risk separately — but neither followed Parkinson's patients through surgery to measure dementia outcomes.

Why evening agitation in Parkinson's dementia follows a pattern tied to light and fatigue, and which changes actually ease it.

Specific, dated examples of memory lapses and mood shifts give doctors more to work with than vague impressions that "something's off."

Caregivers learn why DLB and PDD get different names for the same disease, and which medication risk applies to both.

A MoCA score under 21 flags Parkinson's dementia risk, but the sub-scores and the patient's disease duration shape what that number really means.

What smell testing can and cannot tell you about dementia risk, why the rate of decline is the number that counts, and the kitchen hazards to fix now.

Learn which thinking shifts to log, report fast, and raise at visits to guide Parkinson's dementia care.

Practical safety checks for driving, falls, hallucinations, meals and medicines when Parkinson's dementia affects daily life.