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Dr. Gilbert Hosts: Mild Cognitive Impairment & Parkinson's Disease

In this session of APDA’s Dr. Gilbert Hosts, special guest Dr. Jasdeep Hundal shared his expertise on cognitive rehabilitation and answered audience questions live. Changes in cognition can unfortunately be a common non-motor symptom of Parkinson’s disease (PD). Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) is an early stage of cognitive difficulty that does not interfere with a person’s ability to perform activities independently but can nevertheless affect a person’s performance of more complex cognitive tasks. 2:15 Dr. Hundal’s presentation 18:41 I find that Carbidopa/levodopa helps my movements, but makes my cognition worse. Why is that? 19:41 How do you distinguish between normal aging and mild cognitive impairment? 21:23 For family members who suspect MCI in their loved one, what advice do you have to broach the topic with the person affected and their health care provider? 23:38 Does taking the antidepressant bupropion accelerate cognitive decline? 24:02 Does the information presented today apply to those with young onset Parkinson’s disease? 25:10 Do you have any suggestions about a medication dispender for those who have difficulty remembering to take their medications? 26:56 Are people who have had deep brain stimulation more or less likely to develop cognitive decline? 28:58 One of my major problems is lack of motivation or apathy - does that relate to cognitive decline? 30:22 I have difficulty retrieving the right words when I speak. Do you have any exercises or therapies to help? 31:39 What is Lewy body dementia and how does it differ from Parkinson’s disease dementia? 33:32 What cognitive practices can you do to improve your cognition? 35:51 Is stuttering and stammering part of MCI? 36:61 Do you recommend a specific online cognitive program to improve cognition? 38:11 How can you distinguish between mood changes and cognitive changes? 39:36 There are many nutritional supplements and compounds available for purchase that claim to be good for cognition. How do I choose? 41:19 What kind of testing do you do to determine what type of Parkinson’s a person has? 43:10 My wife does not think I should drive anymore but I think that she is over-reacting. What should I do? 45:00 There is a new drug available for Alzheimer’s disease. Will this be used for people with PD and dementia? Let's Stay Connected 1) SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube Channel to stay informed about other APDA videos. 2) Turn On YouTube Notifications to get alerts whenever we go live or upload new content. 3) Connect with APDA on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or LinkedIn at @APDAparkinsons.