Definition of Disorientation:

Disorientation refers to a state of confusion or lack of awareness about one’s surroundings, time, or situation.

Symptoms of Disorientation:

• Difficulty recognizing familiar places or people
• Feeling lost or unable to find one’s way
• Confusion about time, date, or season
• Uncertainty about one’s own identity or purpose
• Disrupted sense of space or direction

Causes of Disorientation:

Disorientation can be caused by various factors, including:

• Brain trauma or injury
• Neurological disorders
• Medication side effects
• Mental health conditions
• Extreme fatigue or sleep deprivation

Treatment of Disorientation:

The treatment of disorientation primarily depends on its underlying cause:

• Medical interventions, such as surgeries or medications
• Therapy or counseling sessions
• Implementing lifestyle changes
• Providing a supportive and structured environment
• Regularizing sleep patterns and ensuring adequate rest