Symptoms & Causes

What are the Symptoms?

Individuals with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) may experience mild memory loss and have difficulty remembering past events or conversations. Others may experience word-finding problems or difficulty with organization and planning. These symptoms may be similar to those seen in dementia but are typically milder in severity. 

Signs and symptoms of MCI include: 

• Mild memory loss 
• Difficulty remembering past events or conversations 
• Trouble finding words 
• Having difficulty organizing or planning 
• Trouble with managing bills or accounts