| Alzheimer's is a neurodegenerative
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| | significant memory loss the patient tries
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| disease that is typified by progressive
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| | to shields himself or herself from
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| weakening of cognitive skills, affecting
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| | anything that they find unfamiliar, as a
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| all aspects of day to day activities. A
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| | result the person can become highly
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| person suffering from Alzheimer's is
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| | confused and get lost easily and
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| likely to undergo severe behavioral
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| | frequently.In the next stage, the victim
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| changes
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| | of Alzheimer's starts seeking assistance
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| | to carry out those tasks that require
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| Emil Kraepelin was the first person to
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| | heavy lifting. Their speech starts
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| identify the symptoms of Alzheimer's
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| | getting affected and quite frequently
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| disease. Alois Alzheimer, who was a
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| | they stop abruptly after saying half a
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| German psychiatrist, studied typical
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| | sentence. Depression, irritation and
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| neuropathology for the first time in the
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| | restlessness are some of the common
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| year 1906.The distinct and the most
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| | traits during this stage of
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| striking symptom of Alzheimer's disease
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| | illness.Slowly, the individual becomes
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| is amnesia. In the early stages, a victim
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| | disabled. They may remember past
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| of Alzheimer's is quite often found to be
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| | incidents but can't recall the very
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| in a confused state, and facing problems
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| | recent ones. In the advanced stage it
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| with short-term memory. There are usually
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| | becomes difficult for the patient to
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| problems with paying attention and in
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| | distinguish between day and night or even
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| terms of spatial orientation.The
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| | recognize the faces of very near and dear
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| personality of the person affected
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| | ones.In the last stage of the disease,
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| usually undergoes a massive change
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| | patients merely exist. They experience
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| coupled with frequent mood swings and the
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| | total loss of memory and they are unable
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| language of the patient may be affected.
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| | to eat properly and cannot control
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| However, it should be noted that
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| | themselves to any great extent. Constant
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| Alzheimer's disease does not affect
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| | care is needed for a patient at this
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| everyone in the same way,and this can
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| | stage. The individual also becomes prone
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| make the disease quite difficult to
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| | to other diseases such as pneumonia,
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| diagnose.In the early stages of the
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| | infections, etc. Ultimately they become
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| illness, patients tend to lose energy and
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| | confined to bed and this fatal stage
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| their alertness of mind decreases but
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| | leads to death.Alzheimer's disease is not
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| this change is hardly noticeable. Also,
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| | curable but there are treatments
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| there is loss of memory and the person
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| | available that can slow its progress and
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| may become moody. Overall, the affected
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| | there is promising research that may lead
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| person becomes slow in responding to
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| | to a cure.
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| everyday stimuli. Eventually, due to the
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