Research on Alzheimer's disease has shown that it is typically associated with aging, but it can now also occur in individuals as young as 40-50 years old.
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Memory loss, difficulty recognizing loved ones, forgetfulness, and mood swings are all symptoms of Alzheimer's disease, and it's important to take notice of other early symptoms.
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Forgetting tasks or important events in daily life, and difficulty recognizing people, can be early symptoms of Alzheimer's disease.
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If someone who has been accustomed to activities like watching TV or driving suddenly forgets how to do them, it may be a cause for concern and should be noted.
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Occasionally forgetting something in the house is normal, but if it happens frequently and simple tasks become challenging, it may be a cause for concern.
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Blurred vision can be a gradual issue and can cause difficulties reading text or looking at oneself in the mirror, which can be concerning.
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People with Alzheimer's may have difficulty judging distances, recognizing colors, and reading text that is far away.
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Alzheimer's patients experience frequent personality changes, sometimes appearing cheerful and other times unhappy, with many displaying abnormal behavior.
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