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A member asked:
I scored 8 on the reverse digit span and 14/15 on the ravlt. does this mean i don't have dementia/mci. i'm 21?
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Dementia comes in: many forms and you are 22 y.o. so dementia is unlikely. The scores you report are not nearly enough to determine such a diagnosis. Please visit your doc for starters and share w/him or her your concerns. The doc may refer you for further testing if needed. Fear of dementia is a very popular fear today. Peace and good health.
Answered 10/12/2014
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