Behaving like senseless

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My father in law aged 63yrs...Behaving senseless.not recognizing anyone..Not slipping..ECG report is normal.

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Dr. Srikant Sharma Psychiatrist 14 yrs exp Delhi · Accepted Answer

Dr. Srikant Sharma

Psychiatrist 14 yrs exp Delhi

See at his age there could be a number of reasons for such behaviour...Metabolic disturbances- Diabetes related , hypertension related , electrolytes disturbances, Post stroke, post Head injury, Late onset Depression or Psychosis, dementia etc...He will be requiring routine blood investigations and imaging as warranted by clinical examination..So Consult a Psychiatrist for detailed evaluation and Management of the case...Ok..I hope it helps

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