Alzheimer’s disease It is a disease that greatly affects a person’s life, but treatment can help slow its progress, and to raise awareness of its symptoms, the British Alzheimer’s Association has highlighted 10 warning signs of Alzheimer’s and the deterioration of cognitive function of the brain, according to the newspaper website “Daily Express”.
One of the possible indicators of decreased cognitive ability is when a person frequently forgets things.
Another sign could be “loss of track or date and time”, or “regular distraction and loss of focus”.
The condition of the brain can cause a person to place objects in unusual places, and it can become ‘difficult’ [على الشخص] Complete familiar tasks.
People with this condition may not find the “correct words” for things around the house, such as the “TV remote control.”
Dementia can also make a person “isolated and less social,” leading to “changes in mood and behaviour.”
When mental abilities are lost, there can be more problems in making informed and accurate decisions.
Furthermore, there can be “difficulty understanding what you see” causing confusion.
10 signs of Alzheimer’s
Forgetting
Not knowing the date or time
Not knowing the words for things in common
social withdrawal
You find it difficult to complete familiar tasks
Putting things in unusual places
Difficulty understanding what you see
Difficulty making informed and accurate decisions
He gets distracted regularly and loses focus
Changes in mood and behavior.
How to reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s disease
A person’s risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease can be reduced.
You can also reduce your risk of developing Alzheimer’s by stimulating your brain and eating a balanced diet.
While you can take steps to reduce your risk of developing Alzheimer’s, that doesn’t guarantee that you won’t develop the condition.