Alzheimer’s disease is the most unwanted and severe forms of neurological disorders and is regarded as a sort of dementia. It has been categorized into three stages:
The first stage begins when the patient fails to recall easy names of places and individuals. The patient also faces language problems and having easy fluency. Sudden anxiety also results because the patient begins to understand his/her problem and thus try to correct them but fails.
The middle stage is characterized by a change in behavior and attitude. A transformation in the usual personality may also result in the patient. Repetitive and tedious questions and activities are asked performed respectively by the patient. Memory loss becomes more dominant and the patient shows a tendency to loose things.
The advance stage is more severe as the patient becomes mentally and physically weakened. In some cases sudden hallucinations and illusions are also found to take place in the patient. The patient sometimes fails to recognize his/her family members and closed ones. Muscles and nerves in the patients body either looses control or stops functioning.
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