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My grandmother is suddenly mixing up all her past memories and speaking continuously without any reason. what should i do?
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Eval ASAP: The changes in mental status in elderly could be signs of ranging from infection to strokes. Usually such changes in elderly warrant an evaluation. Please contact her doctor asap. Good luck!
Answered 5/29/2016
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