| Changes in the brain of Alzheimer's
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| | symptoms and signs of Alzheimer have
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| sufferers may begin 10 to 20 years before
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| | become more obvious. As the disease
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| any visible signs of dementia or any
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| | progresses, family members cansee that
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| symptoms of Alzheimer's appear.
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| | other regions of the brain have been
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| Alzheimer's disease progresses through
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| | affected. There are pronounced changes
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| three main stages:
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| | in behavior and there is a pronounced
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| The first stage is mild. The symptoms at
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| | attention deficit.
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| this stage can be observed by family
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| | The progression of Alzheimer's disease
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| members and considered as part of normal
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| | can vary. The individuals who have been
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| aging. The familymember starts to forget
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| | studied shows that the duration of the
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| places or things. Sometimes, the
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| | disease may vary from
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| familymember forgets their address. At
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| | 3 to 20 years. Early detection is
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| this stage, it seem a little matter of
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| | critical to controlling and slowing the
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| "mom or dad , they're just getting
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| | progression of the symptoms. Finding the
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| older".
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| | right Alzheimer's treatment plan is
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| However by the time the second stage
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| | important at this stage. The disease can
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| appears, family membersbegan to sense
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| | be slowed at this stage.
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| that there may be something serious
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| | There are medications approved by the FDA
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| happening.As the memory continues to
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| | to treat Alzheimer'disease. Thereis no
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| deteriorate, there is a sensethat ther is
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| | cure. However, some medication have been
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| a more severe problem.
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| | tested that delay the progression and
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| During the second stage of Alzheimer's
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| | possibly the onset of new Alzheimer's
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| disease there is evidence that the damage
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| | symptoms, Many of the drugs that are
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| to the brain has progressed. At the
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| | prescribed for Alzheimer patients are
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| second stage of Alzheimer's disease there
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| | designed to help with the emotional or
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| are some language problems. Family
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| | the behavioral changes that occur.
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| members fear that the patient has had a
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| | When the individuals starts to experience
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| stroke. The ability to speak is slow and
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| | any of the symptoms associated with the
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| labored.There is a strain to articulate
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| | various stages of Alzheimer's, they
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| feelings or request. There may be an
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| | should seek medical help immediately.
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| inability speak clearly.
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| | Don't confuse the symptoms of Alzheimer's
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| During the second stage of Alzheimer's
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| | disease with the changes that take place
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| the person's reasoning ability is
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| | in normal aging. Alzheimer's disease is
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| hampered. The person may decide to go to
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| | not a normal part of aging.
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| the grocery store at 2:00 am in the
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| | Some studies indicate that some of the
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| morning. The person will not understand
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| | symptoms of Alzheimer's may be due to
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| why this does not make sense. Some
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| | other conditions that impact the
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| individuals become combative or emotional
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| | diagnosis. Depression, some of the side
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| over perceived injustices.
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| | effects of other medications, excessive
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| The processing of sensory information
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| | use of drugs or alchohol or even
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| such as reacting to heat or cold becomes
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| | nutritional imbalances may be disorders
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| impaired during the second stage of the
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| | that can impair memory and other
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| disease. The brain is not connecting or
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| | functions.
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| interpreting sensory messages from the
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| | If these problems are identified early
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| body. Alzheimer's patients have been
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| | on, individuals can sometimes stave off
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| known to not feel the heat from a stove
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| | the progression of the disease by being
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| or not react to cold.
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| | reactive to the symptoms early.
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| In the second stage of the disease, the
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