What are common symptoms?
Alzheimer’s disease is a type of progressive brain disease that causes problems with:
Memory
Forgetting names or information
you just learned.
Language
Struggling to find the right word.
Thinking
Difficulty concentrating and
keeping track of bills.
Memory problems are
often the first sign
People with early Alzheimer’s
disease may have other
symptoms beyond
forgetfulness
that may be noticed by close
friends and family.
Poor judgment
Forgetting what day it is
Having a hard time
completing tasks
Repeating questions
Difficulty planning and
problem solving
Getting lost
Misplacing items or putting things in odd places
Changes in personality
Not knowing where
you are
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What happens in the brain early on?
Alzheimer’s disease is a brain condition that gets worse over time. It may happen when a protein called amyloid continuously builds up in your brain, forming harmful amyloid brain plaque. Though there are different types of amyloid proteins, all of them can damage brain cells.
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