How Do You Know If Someone With Dementia Is In Pain? Nonverbal Signs To Watch For

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People with dementia experience pain just like anyone else, yet their capacity to communicate this pain is compromised by their condition.
Given that pain can worsen dementia symptoms and lower life quality, it's crucial to recognize and quickly respond to signs of pain. Here are some nonverbal signals of pain to look for.
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