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What causes non-stop talking in an elderly person (80s) ?
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Dementia: As one ages, often in the elderly there are mini strokes that begin to destroy small parts of the brain. This is not the standard form of alzheimer's or dementia; but it is a commonly called form of dementia. You may want to take this person to their doctor for mental health and neurological evaluation.
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