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Asking for Mother, Female, 61 years old, lahore
Stuck on one thing and reapte word and aggression
I understand your concern. Repeating the same words, getting stuck on one thought, and becoming aggressive can be distressing for both the person and the family. A session can help us understand what may be contributing to these changes and develop appropriate strategies to manage them. I would recommend an initial consultation so we can assess her concerns properly and guide you accordingly.
Aap ka masla bohat jald aur thori si medicine se bilkul theek ho sakta hai, fikar na karein. Tafseel se baat kar lein, kindly online mere appointment book kar lain
AOAWRWB thank you for reaching out at marham. An old age woman needs detailed medical and psychiatric assessment before starting any medication. If she is unable to communicate through video consultation then you can give her history. If you've a competent psychiatrist nearby then kindly take her there
At age 61, becoming repeatedly stuck on one thought, repeating words, and showing new or increased aggression should be assessed by a psychiatrist or physician rather than assuming it is simply an anxiety disorder. These symptoms can have different psychological or medical causes, and an early evaluation is important.
A psychiatric assessment can help understand when these changes started, identify possible triggers, and determine whether further medical evaluation or treatment is needed. If the change is sudden or accompanied by confusion, weakness, speech difficulty, severe headache, or unusual behavior, please seek urgent medical care. A consultation would be an appropriate next step.
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