Alzheimer Day: Five percent of 60 year olds and 50 percent of 70 to 75 year olds are losing their thinking power
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Five percent of 60 year olds and 50 percent of 70 to 75 year olds are losing their ability to think and understand. Symbolic photo
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Alzheimer’s is a disorder that occurs with aging. It can be controlled if treatment is started in the early symptoms. It is affecting the thinking ability of the elderly.
Naiduniya Representative, Gwalior. Alzheimer’s disease, which means forgetfulness, is affecting the thinking ability of 5 percent of 60-year-olds and 50 percent of 70-75-year-olds. Generally, it is very unusual, but whoever gets it, it puts the patient and the family members in trouble.
Psychiatric doctors say that there is no permanent cure for this disease, but if it is detected on time, it can be prevented from growing. The easiest way to prevent it is to bring changes in lifestyle from the age of 35. Like checking blood pressure from time to time after the age of 35, avoiding obesity, avoiding smoking or being an alcoholic and keep checking diabetes.
If Alzheimer’s is stopped from progressing in the early stages, it can be prevented, but when this disease advances, the elderly become like a two-year-old child. They need 24-hour care at home to take care of them. They have to be dealt with like a child, from toilet training to feeding. Psychiatrists say that the number of patients suffering from this disease is increasing.
early symptoms of alzheimer’s
– Lack of sleep.
– Always worrying.
– Weakening of memory.
– Repeating the same thing over and over again.
Forgetting daily tasks.
– Problems focusing.
– Feeling difficulty in wearing clothes.
Here are some home remedies to treat Alzheimer’s
Although, there is no permanent cure for this disease yet, but it can be controlled with proper care and treatment. To prevent Alzheimer’s with home remedies, you can:-
– Can dance.
– Can read books.
– If you are fond of painting, then you can do that too.
– spend time with friends.
The number of people suffering from Alzheimer’s is increasing. Elderly people between 70 and 75 years of age are falling prey to this disease. If this disease is identified in time, it can be controlled to some extent.
-Dr. Kamlesh Udeniya, psychiatrist.
