Alzheimer is fatal brain diseases which destroy the brain sells. It causes memory loss with the result your thinking behavior, social life are affect. Nerves of the brain play a very important role in the functioning of the brain. Each nerve has its specific role. Some helps us think, learn and remember while others helps us see, smell and hear. The diseases are a part of cell factory and when the each stop working your day to day functioning is hampered. Alzheimer patients generally forget a person’s name, often put things at unusually places, lose track of the events, often forget simple words, unaware of the worlds become passive. This disease occurs between 30 and 40 years. Any disorder that affects blood vessels of the brain leads to risk of developing Alzheimer. To combat these diseases many drugs have been prescribed which improve memory and leaving. But these drugs have side effects too. However non drugs solutions are also available. The patient should be monitor for pain, hunger, thirst, constipation, skin irritation etc. Room temperature should be comfortable. Avoid constant arguing and confronting about the facts. Harmful, pointed and sharps objects should not the within the reach of the patients little precautions will keep the diseases at bay.

I have a terrible memory and it has just gotten worse over the years. It may just all be in my head, but I am so scared of finding out that I have Alzheimers. I get so frustrated with myself, because I forget the simplest things. It takes me a VERY long time to learn things. I have to repeat them over and over in my head.. it's very annoying

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-Brittany Brydahl

My memory before was so photographic. Now I can't seem to make it function well I even forgot some names which I just mentioned earlier. I think this is due to my low blood pressure.

I have read that Alzheimer's Disease and dimentia are often confused. The thing is that they cannot be told apart until the person is dead and the brain has been properly examined. There are a lot of things that you can do to make sure that your mind stays intact. Just make sure that you keep your mind active. Read a book, do a crossword puzzle, exercise, etc.

Alzheimer's is a horrible, debilitating condition. My daughter's great-grandma suffers from it and most of the days, she can't remember who she is or she doesn't even recognize her own daughter. Even though she has been treated for many years, it seems to get worse every day. It is unfortunate that the disease basically eat your brains. What is fascinating though is that she has very clear memories of her earlier years. She remembers everything so clearly that my mother-in-law is sometimes shocked with the details she gives out.

Yeah it's really a sad disease I can't bear to see someone in my family having that it's going to tear me apart when someone can't even recognize anyone. @_@ I wish there will be a solution to this.