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Alzheimer's Disease

Are you seeing the signs of Alzheimer’s Disease?

As people age, they can become forgetful. But sometimes, such symptoms can be a sign of something more serious.

The symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease can be confused with changes of aging. However, it’s important to remember that Alzheimer’s disease is not a normal part of aging process.

That’s why early diagnosis offers the best chances for treatment that can help slow the progression of symptoms. What’s more, these treatments may help those with Alzheimer’s disease improve their ability to think clearly and perform everyday activities.

Recognizing the signs of Alzheimer’s disease

Symptoms Signs
Memory Loss Forgets names of close family members
Difficulty performing familiar tasks Unable to plan a meal or write a check
Problems with language Forgets names of common objects like dog, cup, fork, penny
Disorientation to time and place Can’t remember the day, year, or season or the city or state in which he/she lives
Poor or decreased judgment Dresses for summer on a winter day
Problems with abstract thinking Unable to do simple addition
Misplacing things Puts keys in the refrigerator
Changes in mood, behavior, or personality An easygoing person suddenly becomes angry or suspicious
Loss of initiative Suddenly stops doing a favorite hobby
Untidy appearance Suddenly stops doing a favorite hobby

If the signs and symptoms are noticed – take the person to the doctor!

If the diagnosis is Alzheimer’s disease you’re not alone - Approximately 4.5 million people in the US have Alzheimer’s disease.

Alzheimer's Disease

Is a progressive disease affecting the brain’s nerve cells. The disease progress at different rates in individuals. One a person is diagnosed the disease continues for the rest of the person’s life. Fortunately there are medications the physician can prescribe to slow the progress of the disease.

One treatment has begun it is working if:

  • There is improvement;
  • There is not change in symptoms;
  • Symptoms worsen more slowly.
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