Best Treatment For Aggressive Alzheimer S Patients May Not Involve Medication
“The bottom line from our study is that non-medication based therapy and multidimensional care seem to be better than medications for treating the symptoms of aggression and agitation in persons with dementia,” said Dr. Jennifer Watt of the Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute at St. Michael’s Hospital-Unity Health in Toronto, according to U.S. News and World Report. Taking dementia sufferers outside, allowing them to listen to music through headphones and massage therapy all seem to work better than medications to relieve their agitation and aggression symptoms....