How can I tell if my mother has dementia?

you can tell if your mother has dementia by how frequently she forgets things and also by her mood and how its different from before

If someone you know is becoming increasingly forgetful, you should encourage them to see their GP to talk about the early signs of dementia. Dementia is a group of related symptoms that indicate problems with the brain. One of the most common symptoms of dementia is memory loss. There are other reasons someone might be experiencing memory loss. However, if dementia is detected early, in some cases its progress can be slowed, and the person affected may maintain their mental function.

If you think that someone has dementia you should contact your GP or someone similar and tell them why you think they have dementia (symptoms they are showing) and ask for the GP's advice on what to do

I wouldn't attempt to assume things like this, as you could make yourself think she does when she doesn't. If you're really concerned, I'd suggest getting her to talk to a doctor!

Dementia is complicated, but you can google symptoms that will give you a better understanding of the warning signs to be on the look out for.

If you have any worries you can take her to a doctor and will be able to diagnose and treat her, you can never be 100% from Internet information.

Consult her and explain that you are worried about her and you want her to get a doctors appointment.

Seeing a doctor and explaining your concerns to them can help your mother to receive a correct diagnosis and receive the correct treatment if that is the case.

There are many symptoms to detect dementia like if a person has delusions or diseases like Parkinson's, Pick's, Huntington's, or HIV. The most common symptoms are memory loss, hallucinations, paranoia, problems in muscular movements and many more

I would recommend seeing a doctor. Dementia is an issue with the brain. Of course forgetfulness and mixing up details can happen to anyone and can happen without dementia but there are other signs that a doctor can help to see in the very beginning of the change in the brain. Catching it early can give the opportunity of working on options for helping the brain to stop the process or slow it down.