The head of a 60-year-old person is confused, some are normal physiological brain function degeneration, and some are caused by pathological degenerative changes, this part of the population is medically known as early senile dementia. Early senile dementia refers to the onset of dementia at an age of less than 65 years old, patients may manifest obvious memory, orientation, computational decline, as well as a decline in the ability to take care of their own lives. These patients lack organization, often lose things, often get the time and place wrong, and become unfamiliar with familiar people and things, such as forgetting how to use the remote control, not remembering to pull out the key when leaving the house, and often taking the wrong way home, and so on. As the disease progresses, the patient may not remember his or her name and age, and may even experience symptoms such as babbling and mental abnormalities. Therefore, people around the age of 60 who show symptoms of confusion should be highly alert to the onset of dementia.