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While typically associated with older adults, thousands of people under the age of 65 develop dementia. The question remains, can you show signs of dementia at 20? It is exceptionally rare, but not impossible under specific circumstances.
While typically associated with older adults, the shocking answer is yes—in very rare cases. But can dementia start in your 20s? It is critical to understand the specific, uncommon conditions that make this possible.
While most people associate dementia with old age, an estimated 2–8% of all dementia cases are considered young-onset, occurring before age 65. This raises the startling question: can dementia start at 20? The answer, though exceptionally rare, is yes, and understanding these cases sheds light on the complex nature of the disease.
