- Whenever there is a change in a person’s behavior, such as new wandering or greater agitation, tell the doctor.
- Share any patterns you have noticed, especially things like more restlessness, being irritable, or wandering that begins after a new medicine was started.
- If the wandering pattern is unusual for your loved one and physical and emotional comforting have not helped, this may be a sign of illness or infection. Let the doctor know.
- Report to the doctor any signs of pain such as walking more slowly, holding a body part, or expressions such as grimacing, clenched teeth or moaning.
- Tell the doctor if your loved one who wanders becomes very upset often and cannot be calmed or reassured.
