You can try to reduce pacing by providing inviting places for your loved one to sit and relax. Secondly, too much pacing can produce aches and pains. Speak with qualified professionals to determine treatment options. Medications may not be useful in treating sexual symptoms. These may require different types of psychiatric and behavioral interventions.
Light exercise each day can help to maintain function of limbs and decrease problem behaviors.
Walking for up to 1 hours after dinner several times each week may help reduce aggression. Be sure to consult with your loved one's health professional to make sure there are no conditions that preclude exercise and walking. Build up gradually and maintain it. Safe activities are a good way for your loved one to get back in touch with their earlier life and find meaning throughout the disease process. Look for activities that are like those that they enjoyed in the past.