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Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease

Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease

Alzheimer’s disease progresses through several stages, each presenting its own set of challenges for both the individual and their loved ones. In the early stages, memory lapses and difficulty with familiar tasks may be subtle, but as the disease advances, symptoms become more pronounced. In the middle stages, confusion and disorientation become more frequent, and individuals may require assistance with daily activities. Finally, in the late stages, communication becomes extremely limited, and round-the-clock care is often necessary. Understanding these stages can help families better navigate the journey of Alzheimer’s, providing support and planning for the road ahead.

Warning Signs of Dementia

Warning Signs of Dementia

It is difficult to tell the difference between memory loss in normal aging and warning signs of dementia, but there are several common findings that may serve as a warning sign that something deeper may be happening than normal aging.

Early Signs of Dementia in Women

Early Signs of Dementia in Women

“Memory is the treasure house of the mind wherein the monuments thereof are kept and preserved”.  Thomas Fuller Early signs of dementia in women:Early: This refers to the beginning stages or the initial phase of something. In the context of "early signs of dementia,"...