The first manifestations of Alzheimer’s disease occur years after the onset of early brain damage
Posted on July 22, 2008
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The significant memory loss occur most often when the disease has progressed.
A diagnosis must be made as early as possible so we should not wait for the emergence of signs of dementia and loss of autonomy, which follows. Those affected are already less autonomous where losses of important memories are present. Many experts believe it is essential to detect the early troubles of the disease before the stage of dementia.Early diagnosis of Alzheimer it?
Early diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease causes controversy among doctors who wish to detect the disease as early as possible and implement the necessary means to provide care as quickly and those who wonder if it is necessary to detect a still incurable disease, a situation that represents a great anxiety because there is still no treatment to cure disease
The first signs of Alzheimer’s disease: the loss of memory of recent
The memory troubles are most often the first signs of disease
Forgetting his medication, is wrong box, mix…
Difficulties in dealing with its invoices.
Forget the code of the credit card
Forgetting an act recently completed
Forget the contents of a text read recently
Ask the same questions
Repeat the same gestures
Forgetting his appointment
Forget the position of objects
Do not succeed to call and use the phone, knows no numbers or his family no longer knows how to find them
To forget a date or several important events of his life.
Other events
Confusing colors
Do not dress in the manner appropriate to wear a coat in the middle of summer or a bathing suit while snow outside
Do not know how to go home
Do not retrieve objects
Do not put things in their place or store items in inappropriate places (put your watch in the sugar, for example)
Having mood swings and go from anger to laugh, for example.
Difficulties in preparing a meal… INCOMPLETE LIST
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