Last Updated on September 19, 2023 by Aditi Gangal
People with Alzheimer’s disease can forget everything and anything. This condition degrades the thinking, reasoning and memory among people. The loss of memory and sense of judgement disrupts routine life and makes it difficult for people with the condition and their family to live a good life.
If you are diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, it is possible that you may forget some important information. You may even forget important dates, events, time or even days. So, it is essential to know some important things no one tells you about Alzheimer’s disease.
When it comes to this health condition, forgetfulness is its earliest symptoms. You may find yourself asking the same question again and again or see your family members getting frustrated over telling you the same thing again and again.
Some people with Alzheimer’s disease may experience a change in their ability to solve routine problems. It becomes difficult to manage money, track bills or even solve a basic mathematics problem. They may also take longer to plan their day or any activity than they did before.
If you have Alzheimer’s disease, you might find it hard to complete routine tasks such as grocery shopping or even getting ready for the office. In case you manage to get out of your house, you might find it difficult to reach the destination or come back to home. People with Alzheimer’s disease confuse spatial information. Moreover, due to lack of proper judgement and muddled speech, they are unable to figure out the route to the destination. Often such incidents confuse people with Alzheimer’s disease that results in aggression and anger. The confusion in victims of Alzheimer’s disease often withdraws them from social activities and interactions that further declines their mental health.
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