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Frequently Asked Questions

Anosognosia is a neurological condition in which a person is unaware of their own neurological deficit or illness, often seen in individuals with certain brain disorders such as stroke, traumatic brain injury, or neurodegenerative diseases.

Anosognosia can present in various ways, but the most common manifestation is the lack of insight into one's own physical or cognitive impairments, leading the affected individual to deny or minimise their deficits.

Anosognosia is frequently observed in patients with conditions like stroke, Alzheimer's disease, dementia, schizophrenia, and certain brain tumours.

The exact cause of anosognosia is not fully understood, but it is believed to be related to damage or dysfunction in specific brain areas responsible for self-awareness and perception.

Diagnosis typically involves a comprehensive neurological assessment, medical history review, and standardised tests to evaluate the individual's level of insight into their condition.

In some cases, anosognosia may improve or resolve partially as the underlying brain condition is treated, but full recovery of insight is not always possible.

Anosognosia can significantly affect the individual's ability to comply with medical treatments, engage in rehabilitation, and make appropriate lifestyle adjustments.

Yes, anosognosia can vary in severity from mild unawareness to complete denial of any neurological deficits.

Yes, it is common for individuals with anosognosia to have other neurological and cognitive impairments simultaneously.

While there is no specific cure for anosognosia, strategies like cognitive-behavioural therapy and psychoeducation can be helpful in improving the individual's insight and compliance with treatment.

Caregivers should focus on patient-centered approaches, provide clear and consistent information, and foster a supportive environment for the affected individual.

Anosognosia may lead to medication non-adherence, as the individual may not believe they need medication or may be unaware of its purpose.

Yes, anosognosia is often misunderstood as denial, but it is a distinct neurological phenomenon beyond a simple refusal to accept reality.

Yes, individuals with anosognosia may be at higher risk of accidents or injuries due to impaired judgment and awareness of their limitations.

While anosognosia itself is not believed to be hereditary, certain conditions associated with it may have genetic components.

Yes, depending on the underlying condition, anosognosia may impact language and communication skills.

No, anosognosia and anosodiaphoria are distinct conditions. Anosodiaphoria refers to a lack of concern or indifference towards one's neurological deficits, whereas anosognosia is a lack of awareness of those deficits.

Yes, anosognosia can develop over time, even if the person initially had some awareness of their neurological deficits. This change can be distressing for both the individual and their caregivers.

FAQs reviewed by Dr. Manoj Khanal, Associate Director, Neurosciences, Neurology, Interventional Neurology.

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