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is thickener good for dementia patients
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Thickener can be beneficial for dementia patients, especially those who face difficulties swallowing (dysphagia). Dementia can affect muscle coordination, leading to swallowing problems, which raise the risk of choking or aspirating food into the lungs, potentially causing pneumonia. Thickening liquids can make it easier for these patients to swallow safely, improving hydration and nutrition intake. However, the use of thickeners should be under the guidance of a healthcare professional to ensure it meets the patient’s specific needs and nutritional requirements. It’s also important to monitor the patient's acceptance and any potential gastrointestinal side effects like constipation or dehydration. In summary, while thickeners can be a helpful intervention for dementia patients with dysphagia, their use should be carefully considered and managed.
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