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Results 1 - 10 of 54 for Cognitive disorders
  1. ... processes in the body. With some of these disorders, if treated early, brain dysfunction can be reversed. Left untreated, permanent brain damage, such as dementia, can occur.
  2. ... the skin or deeper in the body Mild cognitive impairment, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), learning disorders Tests may include: Eye exam ...
  3. ... help rule out disorders not linked with phonological disorders. These include: Cognitive problems (such as intellectual disability ) Hearing impairment Neurological ...
  4. ... may also be referred to as major neurocognitive disorder . ... hypoxia) Depression Heart failure Infections Nutritional disorders ... sure the homes of people who have dementia are safe for them .
  5. ... fats and salt in the diet Treating related disorders
  6. ... be effective for many with OCD. Talk therapy (cognitive behavioral therapy; CBT) has been shown to be effective for this disorder. During therapy, the person is exposed many times ...
  7. ... mental health provider who has experience treating this disorder with talk therapy can be helpful. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), a kind of talk therapy, ...
  8. ... a full neurologic exam. In older people, testing cognitive function is also important. Other tests may be performed as needed, most often to rule out other disorders: Blood tests CT scan of the head Cranial ...
  9. ... Medicine is the only effective treatment for anxiety disorders. The correct answer is false. A type of talk therapy called cognitive-behavioral therapy can help you change thoughts or ...
  10. ... a counselor who treats compulsive exercise or eating disorders. Your provider or counselor may use one or more of these treatments: Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) Antidepressant medicines Support groups
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