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Diagnosis

Is it time to see a doctor?

Knowing when a memory problem warrants a visit to the doctor can be tricky. Watch the video When should I be concerned about my memory? to help you decide whether it might be worth talking to your doctor, and refer to our resources below for more information on diagnosis.

This material was created by TCD, through the NEIL Programme at the Institute of Neuroscience with support from GENIO.
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More information

Benefits of early
diagnosis >

Download our Benefits of an early diagnosis tip sheet or visit www.earlydiagnosis.ca.

Getting a diagnosis >

How to find out if it's dementia.

Preparing for your doctor's visit >

Things to do before, during and after your appointment to make the most of your visit.

Assessments and tests >

What to expect during the diagnostic process.

Memory screening >

Our position on memory screening and online self-assessments.

After diagnosis >

• Reacting to a diagnosis
• Telling friends and family
• First steps
• First steps for families