What are the symptoms of Alzheimer disease?

Answer 1

During the early onset of the disease there is short term memory loss. As the disease progresses the person suffers from mood swings, aggressive behavior, and long term memory loss. In its final stage the disease causes the person's bodily functions to cease leading to death.

Answer 2

Symptoms from Alzheimer can include the following;

*Can not form sentences or its getting hard to form sentences.

*Talks randomly about things

*Hallucinates

*Can not write anymore or forgets how to write

*Loses grip and muscle strength

*Wanders

*Very emotional at times

*Angry at times

*May say they no longer want to live

*Does not have the desire to do the things they once loved to do.

*Sleeping disorders

*Put things where they donor belong/moves things around

*Misplaces things

*Stares

*Has problems controlling bladder and bowl movements/forgets to clean themselves

*Loses the desire to bathe

*Gets scared easily

*Walks around a lot/figidy

*Fittles with tissue/link/object

*Forgets names and things/memories

*Stops speaking or doesn't speak as much

*Gets frustrated easily

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Answer 3

During the early onset of the disease there is short term memory loss. As the disease progresses the person suffers from mood swings, aggressive behavior, and long term memory loss. In its final stage the disease causes the person's bodily functions to cease leading to death.

Answer 4

The symptoms of Alzheimer disease are not always as clear as it may seem, however if you keep forgetting things or events completely and have been having violent mood swings or get angry for no apparent reason then you should see your doctor as soon as possible.