Alzheimer's is a progressive disease, continues to deteriorate over time.
Changes in behavior and thinking processes occur in different stages of the disease.
Detection and early Alzheimer's symptoms can help many people to actively participate in the treatment of this disease.
Early onset Alzheimer's disease
Early onset Alzheimer's disease is defined as the process of developing a disease in people under the age of 65.
Many people mistakenly assume that Alzheimer's is a "disease of older people."
In fact, some people already diagnosed with Alzheimer's at the age of 40 to 50.
Early onset of Alzheimer's disease affects different people in different ways, so that physicians have difficulty diagnosing the disease early.
Alzheimer's disease symptoms may appear and disappear, reappear, but later.
Or early Alzheimer's disease is early onset of the point where a person begins to difficulties in concentration and memory have.
Early symptoms of Alzheimer's disease
To the human being is aware of the problem, the actual disease process is already running.
Does not show the beginning of the first symptoms of the disease process, but only observed the first signs of the times.
It took many years before symptoms of the person or the people around him are understood.
One of the first symptoms of this disease is difficult to concentrate or remember basic tasks such as the calculation of the financial records, remember names of friends or colleagues.
Other early symptoms include the appearance of episodes that more often forget.
Good and bad days
Unstable memory function often cause someone forgot to pay the bill, can not remember her favorite recipe, or a place where to store forgot something.
Forget something that just happens to be, more likely to occur, such as forgetting it was just me or ask someone to do something.
Other symptoms at this point, to forget trouble remembering words or objects, where you have to save something, you forget the way back home, and even a decreased ability to assess the situation.
Changes in personality
Early onset Alzheimer's disease and non-cognitive difficulties, such as personality changes, loss of skills such as the sense of smell, loss of coordination and have difficulty tying shoes, washing dishes, brushing teeth or potential.
At this point, some people experience alarming changes in the process of delusional thinking mind.
A person suffering from Alzheimer's disease may begin to believe that a spouse or other family members conspired against him, or intentionally to thwart plans.
Communication difficulties
A person suffering from early Alzheimer's have trouble communicating with your loved ones and family.
You forgot to mention found at home or at work shared objects. It can be more difficult, including more difficult to focus on the conversation.
In many cases, people who have some other symptoms such as withdrawal from social interaction and getting quieter.
This is due to the confusing changes in the surroundings and the inability to communicate feelings, emotions, and these fears.
Feelings fluctuate
A person suffering from Alzheimer's disease can also occur early, emotional changes as an expression of fear, anger, frustration, or from family and friends.
In most cases, this is due to an increase in feelings of loneliness and depression because of changes in their memory functions. So many depression and further away.
