The Three Stages Of Alzheimer's Disease
There are three stages of Alzheimer’s disease. Mild Alzheimer’s disease, which is the earliest stage. A person can function independently, such as driving, working and involve in social activities. memory loss is present, such as inability to recall location of certain objects or words. Families usually begin to notice difficulties. The second stage is the moderate Alzheimer’s disease. This is the stage, which can last for years, the level of care from others may increase. Patients usually are confused with words, frustration, anger or unusual behaviors are noted. The changes in the nerve cells in the brain can make it difficult to perform activities of daily living. The severe Alzheimer’s disease is the third stage of the disease process.