Always talking irrelevant issues

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Asked for Female, 71 Years

Patient is a 71 yr old lady . Continuously talking on old / current issues, many a times repeating the same old story.

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Dr. Sweta Parikh Psychiatrist 7 yrs exp Ahmedabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sweta Parikh

Psychiatrist 7 yrs exp Ahmedabad

At this age, development of such psychiatric symptoms could be because of memory disturbance or some neurological disorder Detailed assessment by a psychiatrist or a neurologist would be helpful She would need an MRI brain as well

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