Alzheimer’s Disease
Alzheimer’s Disease was first introduced in the year 1906. Auguste Deter was the first patient who was diagnosed with this disease. Emil Kraepelin was the first German physician who classified dementia. Alzheimer’s Disease should be treated cautiously and in time because it might become fatal due to aspiration pneumonia If left untreated. Causes Hereditary Hypertension Head trauma Lack of sleep Amyloid and tau deposits in brain cells Down syndrome Smoking Obesity Stress Symptoms Loss of ability to think and understand Delusions Disorientation Mood swings Hallucinations Interrupted speech Paranoia Agitation Mental Confusion Personality changes Warning Signs Of Alzheimer’s Disease Memory loss Judgemental issues Forgetting areas, location Repeating words continuously in the middle of a conversation Losing Track of words in speech Difficulty in problem-solving Difficulty in understanding visual images Inability to complete daily routine tasks Mood swings Diagnosis Cognitive test Neurologic...