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Sleep disruption is common with regards to both age-related sleep patterns and early onset dementia signs so it can be tricky to work out what’s going on. But if you look out for accompanying symptoms specific to dementia you may be able to tell the difference. If you suspect it is more than just sleepiness make an appointment with your parent’s GP. For more information on how dementia symptoms can affect sleep please read our article on dementia and sleep.