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Alzheimer's or Other Dementia: when to Check for Yourself or a Loved One, Where to Go for a Test
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Alzheimer's disease or another type of dementia begins relatively inconspicuously, so the symptoms can be easily overlooked or not paid too much attention to. However, this can be a stumbling block. It is important to notice in time that something is different and visit a general practitioner. Or at least to regularly go for preventive check-ups, during which practitioners regularly test people from 65 to 80 years old. Early diagnosis and the us…
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