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What are the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease? Early, middle and late symptoms of Alzheimer's disease

​&# 8203;&# 8203;&# 8203;&# 8203;&# 8203;&# 8203; In order to publicize and call for people's care for the elderly and understanding and attention to Alzheimer's disease, September 21 is designated as' international dementia day '. Alzheimer's disease is a hereditary disease, which is called Alzheimer's disease in medicine. The change rate of Alzheimer's disease is very high, and there is no cure so far. Therefore, we need to get everyone's attention and attention to prevent Alzheimer's disease in advance. So what are the early, middle and late symptoms of Alzheimer's disease? This article brings you the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease. Let's have a look.

Symptoms of Alzheimer's disease

Early symptoms:

1. Mild impairment of language function;

2. Obvious first-order decline in daily life, especially the loss of memory of recent events;

3. The concept of events is confused;

4. Lost in a familiar place;

5. Lack of initiative and loss of winter;

6. Depression or aggressive behavior;

7. Lose interest in daily activities and hobbies in life.

Mid term symptoms:

1. Become more forgetful, especially often forget recent events and familiar names;

2. Unable to continue to live independently;

3. Cannot be engaged in cooking, cleaning or shopping alone;

4. Began to become very dependent;

5. Personal self-care ability decreases and needs the assistance of others, such as toilet, washing clothes and dressing;

6. Speaking is becoming more and more difficult;

7. Aimless wandering and other abnormal behaviors;

8. In such a familiar place as residence and residence, you will also get lost and have hallucinations.

Late symptoms:

1. Unable to eat independently;

2. Unable to identify family, friends and familiar objects;

3. Obvious language comprehension and expression difficulties;

4. It is difficult to find a way in your residence and walk;

5. Incontinence;

6. Improper behavior in public;

7. Wheelchair or bedridden at the beginning of the operation.