Memory Lapses Among First Signs of Alzheimer’s, Doctor Warns
Dublin, Ireland - difficulty remembering recent conversations, misplaced items, and struggling to find the right words are among the earliest indicators of Alzheimer’s disease, according to medical professionals. Recognizing these initial symptoms is crucial for early diagnosis and potential intervention.
Alzheimer’s disease, a progressive neurodegenerative condition, impacts millions worldwide and is a leading cause of dementia. While there is currently no cure, early detection allows individuals and their families to plan for the future and access support services. The initial stages of the disease are often characterized by subtle memory lapses that can gradually worsen over time.
Specifically,individuals in the early stages of alzheimer’s may experience: forgetting recent conversations or events; misplacing items; difficulty recalling the names of places and objects; trouble thinking of the right word; repetitively asking questions; exhibiting poor judgement or difficulty making decisions; and becoming less adaptable to new situations.
Beyond memory issues, mood changes such as increased anxiety, agitation, or periods of confusion are also common early signs.
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