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A state of increased agitation, activity, confusion, and negative behaviors that occurs at the end of the day and may continue into the night. Sundowning is a common symptom in people with dementia or psychosis.<\/p>\n

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Increased level of confusion, restlessness, and confusion in the late afternoon and evening hours in patients with dementia.<\/p>\n

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Confusion or disorientation that increases in the afternoon or evening. It is a common finding in patients with cognitive disorders (e.g., elderly persons with dementia) and tends to improve when the patient is reassured and reoriented.<\/p>\n

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