Alzheimer's also known as senile dementia Alzheimer's disease is an incurable, degenerative and terminal disease that affects about 1 in every 68 people. Alzheimer's disease usually affects people 65 years or older, however, there are rare cases of early onset Alzheimer's disease, which occurs at much younger ages. Symptoms of Alzheimer's disease is usually misdiagnosed or overlooked because of age.
Alois Alzheimer, a German psychiatrist and neuropathologist was first described by Alzheimer in 1906, which is where it got its name. Although the disease is unique for each person, similar symptoms do not take place. What they thought would be the first symptoms of Alzheimer's disease are usually the most mistaken, difficulty with memory recall, especially with the recent occurrences, and the inability to form new memories. Additional symptoms include confusion, irritability, aggressiveness, mood swings, language breakdown, long-term memory loss, and withdrawal.
As the disease progresses a person's ability to function and communicate effectively reduces causes a person to be fully trusted to others. It causes the person to withdraw or abandon the social interaction. Alzheimer's disease can cause a person to become disoriented, I do not know where they are, they're doing, or people around them. Finally, Alzheimer's disease can cause a slow painful, miserable and lonely life.
Currently, scientists do not know the cause of Alzheimer's disease or a treatment for it. progression of the disease is so sporadic that the final decision on how the disease progresses can not even identify. Studies have shown that Alzheimer's disease is a degeneration of the brain where plaques form or difficulty of proteins. Unfortunately, a plaque in the brain produced no change, and then cause Alzheimer's disease. The development of symptoms varies so sharply that most diagnosed cases of Alzheimer's disease.
Currently, scientists do not know the cause of Alzheimer's disease or a treatment for it. progression of the disease is so sporadic that the final decision on how the disease progresses can not even identify. Studies have shown that Alzheimer's disease is a degeneration of the brain where plaques form or difficulty of proteins. Unfortunately, a plaque in the brain produced no change, and then cause Alzheimer's disease. The development of symptoms varies so sharply that most diagnosed cases of Alzheimer's disease.
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