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Are There Vascular Medications Than Can Improve Blood Supply In People With Alzheimers And Vascular Dementia?
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posted May 30, 2017
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does your husband have medication for the vascular dementia? my mum takes
an antiplatelet and statin, to help prevent a stroke (and blood pressure pill).

posted June 9, 2017
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There are two prescription I've tried, Namenda and Aricept, I could not handle the side effects. Aricept caused horrible nightmares , I don't remember the side effects from Namenda. I just couldn't tolerate them. That is all there is. I pray maybe they will find something to help. I pray for strength and peace in our hearts to help us through this horrible disease. Have a beautiful weekend.
Hugs kitty 😺

posted January 14, 2023
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there's a good research article: the pathobiology of vascular dementia in the journal neuron, mum's blood tests come back ok but I wonder about the blood supply the brain, as she looks drained, pale and often very tired.

posted June 15, 2017
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I would be interested in that too since they said my husbands dementia is vascular!

posted June 6, 2017

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