Tremors are also commonly seen in people without dementia. If your loved one has a tremor, a neurologist should be able to help determine which type it is, and whether it is related to their dementia.

Some people very often experience an uncontrollable shaking of their hands or different body parts. Medically, the condition is called an essential tremor. It is when tremors shake your different body ...

According to Alzheimer's Research UK, LBD accounts for roughly 10 to 15 out of every 100 dementia cases, making it the third most common type after Alzheimer's and vascular dementia.

Tremors are also commonly seen in people without dementia. If your loved one has a tremor, a neurologist should be able to help determine which type it is, and whether it is related to their dementia.