UTI's and the Effects on the Brain
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- Опубліковано 24 чер 2021
- UTI’s and the Effects on the Brain
Learn How Urinary Tract Infections Can Cause Sudden Changes in Behavior
Such as Increased Confusion, Agitation or Withdrawal
Is your loved one suffering from dementia, Alzheimer’s disease or another
cognitive decline? Have you noticed any sudden and/or unexplained change in their
behavior such as increased confusion, agitation or withdrawal? If so, then they may be
suffering from a UTI (urinary tract infection). It is very common for UTI’s to cause
increased confusion in the elderly and many times is the source of a sudden change.
In this session, you’ll learn the following:
• Signs and symptoms of UTI’s in the elderly
• When is a good time to test for a UTI?
• Why do UTI’s cause increased confusion in the elderly?
• Can you prevent UTI’s in the elderly?
• and much more…
This was extremely helpful and understandable. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your feedback!!
Excellent
Cant hear it
exactly how does a UTI cause confusion?? How does it affect the brain?? I am a Medical Coder for the ER, many many people of all ages with UTI's. they normally put them on Keflex
This was very helpful. Thank you
So glad! Thank you for sharing!!
I rarely have a fever with my recurring UTI's rarely have burning, but, the UA is positive for UTI. I had a provider tell me that cystitis is the exact same thing as a UTI - what do you say? I do have brain fog or "confusion", cloudy urine, smelly urine. I tell the providers Not to put me on antibiotics b/c of my GI history but they will not listen, I had all the symptoms of C Diff and had to run more tests, which costs me more money.
I really Appreciate your Good work Dr Ogoh on UA-cam, Thanks for Curing my #uti sickness . No more pains and sleepless nightmares, thanks #drogoh ✌.
If an elderly person develops sudden confusion and delirium, will these symptoms go away once the UTI is treated?
I'd like to ask the same question please respond thank u
Sometimes we have seen symptoms go away. However, this is not always the case. Other times an individual's disease may be progressing and they could be entering a new plateau or phase of their dementia/disease. It's always good to work with a physician who has a good understanding or a focus on geriatric care.
Exactly, I thought I was going crazy
Same. I felt like I was going crazy. I am 47 years old with Bipolar Disorder II. Macrobid is saving my life 🙏 ❤🎉
Can't hear.......Volume ON/UP still can bearing hear his voice!!!!!!!!!!! too bad
7:07
This audio is not good
What time stamp are you having difficulty hearing the audio? It seems to be working on our end but I am trying to understand what may be causing the audio problem. Thank you for your feedback!!
@@KrisChana Not sure what You hearing that sounds clear to You. Lets go to 0:08 seconds in? That sounds good on Your end? I have on a headset and listened at 100 volume. At little under 1:40 when "Dr. sorry didn't catch the name" starts his presentation it get's even worst. Please Don't waste my time asking for feed back if You are unwilling to put Your time into listening to it.
I listened to the whole thing and the audio sounds really good. I was just trying to see if it was something with the video itself or something on your end.
Terrible audio
LOUSY AUDIO
I am not sure why. We have tested it on our end multiple times and it comes through properly. I am not sure exactly why others are having problems with it but I appreciate your feedback. Technology can be weird sometimes.