Alzheimer's in the elderly

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Alzheimer's is the most commonly encountered neurodegenerative condition in older adults. It affects memory, cognitive abilities, and behavior. According to international studies, Alzheimer’s develops gradually over time, and there is currently no complete cure available. However, early care and intervention can slow the disease's progression and improve patients' quality of life.

Individuals with Alzheimer's may experience symptoms such as:

• Short-term memory loss: Forgetting recent events or having difficulty recalling newly learned information.
• Difficulty in planning and problem-solving: Struggling with daily tasks, such as paying bills or organizing household chores.
• Disorientation and confusion about place and time: Forgetting current locations or the time of day.
• Changes in personality and behavior: Patients may become easily irritated, anxious, or even depressed.
• Challenges in performing familiar activities: Individuals may forget how to cook, maintain personal hygiene, or drive.

1. Can Alzheimer's be cured?
   1. Currently, there is no complete cure, but early detection and treatment can help slow the disease's progression and improve quality of life.
2. When should I seek medical advice for Alzheimer’s?
   1. If you or a loved one shows signs of memory loss or difficulty performing daily activities, you should seek medical advice immediately.
3. What measures can help slow the progression of Alzheimer’s?
   1. Good nutrition, maintaining mental and physical activity, along with prescribed medications, can help manage disease progression.
4. How can we receive remote consultation for Alzheimer's?
   1. You can easily register for consultations with specialists through the Wellcare Remote Consultation platform to receive support and advice on caring for patients remotely.

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### 3. Caring for and Managing Alzheimer's Patients-

Home Care

: Design a safe and accessible environment for patients to avoid potential hazards.-

Emotional Support and Mental Activities

: Encourage patients to participate in light activities such as reading, listening to music, and engaging in conversation.-

Nutrition

: Provide a balanced diet rich in antioxidants and brain-healthy foods.-

Medical Therapy and Support

: Doctors may suggest treatment methods to alleviate symptoms and manage the disease more effectively.With

Wellcare’s remote consultation

service, families can easily receive advice from specialized doctors, facilitating the monitoring and management of Alzheimer's treatment conveniently and promptly.