Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia, a serious brain disorder that impacts daily living through memory loss and cognitive changes. Although not all memory loss indicates AD, one out of every ten people aged over 65 has it. This condition affects more than 35 million people worldwide.
Medication: Consult your doctor. A wide range of medication is available to treat memory loss, behavior changes, sleep problems and other symptoms of AD. There is no existing solution to stop Alzheimer’s and force the disease into remission. These medications may help reduce and delay the progression of symptoms in terms of month(s) and/or possibly year(s) but this is unique to every individual case.
Alzheimer’s Rehabilitation: Rehabilitation programs vary greatly depending on symptoms, level of expression and progression of disease.
Care by Rochester Wellness: We have a specialized team of doctors who take full care of the patients suffering from AD. And you can actually check our site for reading the thoughts the doctors have shared while traeting the patients.
Medication: Consult your doctor. A wide range of medication is available to treat memory loss, behavior changes, sleep problems and other symptoms of AD. There is no existing solution to stop Alzheimer’s and force the disease into remission. These medications may help reduce and delay the progression of symptoms in terms of month(s) and/or possibly year(s) but this is unique to every individual case.
Alzheimer’s Rehabilitation: Rehabilitation programs vary greatly depending on symptoms, level of expression and progression of disease.
Care by Rochester Wellness: We have a specialized team of doctors who take full care of the patients suffering from AD. And you can actually check our site for reading the thoughts the doctors have shared while traeting the patients.
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