What are the characteristics and behaviors of elderly people with cerebral atrophy?

1 Losing things unjustifiably: Anyone can misplace a watch or wallet and end up finding it where they might have been, but people with Alzheimer's will put things in places that don't make sense, such as putting an iron in the fridge or a watch in a sugar jar, and never find it.

2. Significant memory loss: people occasionally forget the things they just made an appointment with or the name of their friends, but they can generally remember it afterwards, while patients with Alzheimer's often forget the most ordinary things and cannot remember them afterwards; Sometimes I ask the same question over and over again, but I can't remember the answer or even forget that I asked the question.

3 Abnormal changes in mood and behavior: Anyone will have a bad temper and low mood. But Alzheimer's patients go from joy to sorrow in a few minutes without any reason, and then get angry again.

Anger and finally regain calm, or show joy when it should be sad.

4 Difficulty completing daily chores: Often people may be distracted when they are busy, such as putting a bowl of food in the microwave. I was going to heat it up and eat it, but I didn't remember it until I had eaten it.

Even if people with Alzheimer's disease can cook, they often forget to put the food on the table, or even forget that they have just cooked it.

5 Language barrier: Everyone may have a time when they can't find the right words. But it is often replaced by other appropriate words. People with Alzheimer's often forget words or combine incoherent words in an incomprehensible way.

Yes. Brain atrophy can lead to abnormal behavior, wandering, forgetfulness, and more.

It is because many habits of young people nowadays are not particularly good, and they often stay up late, so such symptoms will appear again.

It is likely to be related to parental genetics, or it may be because the lifestyle of young people nowadays is very bad.

First of all, it may be related to family genetic factors, or some diseases that some young people suffer from, such as long-term seizures, as well as bad lifestyle habits, such as excessive smoking and drinking, malnutrition or thyroid diseases, and other conditions will cause brain atrophy in young people.

It is inaccurate to say that the four initial symptoms of cerebellar atrophy include limb coordination, unsteady standing, inflexible movements, personality and behavior changes, memory impairment, and mental decline.

1. Limb incoordination: When the patient goes up and down the stairs, his legs may be uncoordinated, and his muscles are relatively stiff, such as running, climbing, playing ball, etc., which cannot be completed accurately.

2. Unstable standing: The patient may shake his body back and forth when standing still, and the water is unstable, and it is easy to hit the door or wall when walking.

3. Inflexible movements: patients may have difficulty in lifting heavy objects, or simple movements may not be able to complete smoothly and quickly.

4. Personality and behavior changes: patients may begin to become unsociable, do not like to interact with others, or show depression, no ideals, no desires, lack of affection for relatives and children, etc.

5. Memory modification disorder: patients may have memory forgetting early, and often lose personal belongings.

6. Mental retardation: patients may also have weakened or lost the ability to understand, judge, and calculate.

The early symptoms of cerebral atrophy are mainly mild cognitive impairment: forgetfulness, less responsiveness than before, and a hospital examination does not reveal a disease that can explain the cause of these changes.

If the early symptoms of brain atrophy are not taken seriously, the symptoms will gradually increase when they progress to mild or moderate brain atrophy.

heavy, such as doing things to lose three or four; Forget when you're done; Getting dressed is slower than before; I can't remember all the steps of cooking; Socialize with people.

Talking often can't remember some simple words, or replace them with words that are not commonly used, so that words are spoken and sentences are written.

incomprehensible; When you go out, you can't remember where your home is or how to get back; It turns out that the diligent man slowly to the housework.

Feeling bored with social activities; Sometimes emotions fluctuate for no reason, are extremely unstable, and even become suspicious and depressed.

depressed, apathetic, anxious or rude, etc.

The early symptoms of cerebral atrophy are: there are no obvious manifestations in the early stage, but most of them are physical discomfort, and the common symptoms are.

Headache, dizziness, numbness of limbs, sleep disturbances, and tinnitus. In addition, patients often have loss of appetite and gastrointestinal function.

It can be the main symptoms such as disorders and palpitations, and patients are also prone to fatigue, lack of concentration, depressed mood, irritability, and ease.

Emotional fragility and mild depression such as sadness and loss of control.

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1. Systemic symptoms.

Systemic symptoms are very common in the early stages of senile brain atrophy. The main manifestations are dizziness, insomnia and dreams, soreness in the waist and knees, tinnitus, deafness, numbness in the hands and feet, sluggishness, slow movements, answering non-questions, **dryness, senile dragon clock, hyperpigmentation, etc., if the development of the disease is not actively controlled at this time, then when the disease develops to the later stage, there will be abnormal symptoms such as hemiplegia and epilepsy.

2. Personality change.

Personality changes are often the first symptom in the early stages of brain atrophy. At this time, the patient's personality will change significantly, mainly manifested as depression, lack of social interaction, lack of ideals and desires, and lack of affection with children and relatives. Some patients may also have strange lifestyle habits, rigid and impatient personality, increased speech, suspiciousness and other reactions.

3. Memory impairment.

In the early stage of senile cerebral atrophy, the patient's memory usually declines, and the probability of this symptom is very high, which can reach more than 80%. At this time, patients mainly lose things frequently and forget to promise others. As the disease progresses, the patient's memory may slowly and completely.

The main symptom of senile cerebral atrophy in the early stage of the disease is memory loss, patients are often easy to forget recent events, understanding and judgment ability will also become poor, and at the same time, it will also show slurred speech, inaccurate pronunciation and increased speech, and there will be irritability, depression and loss of emotional reactions, so it is necessary to be timely**.

The most obvious symptom is transient forgetfulness, which is the inability to remember recent events and the long-term memory is very clear.

The early stage of cerebral atrophy in the elderly is mainly short-term memory loss, such as partial forgetting of long-term events and people, difficulties in learning new knowledge, complaining that they have poor memory, forgetting where familiar objects are and the names of acquaintances. Family members will find that the elderly repeatedly say the same thing, repeatedly put salt in cooking, forget to turn off the gas, and occasionally have spatial barriers, such as not knowing where they are. However, they have good social etiquette and can live independently, which is especially easy to be ignored by their families during this period.

Alzheimer's disease and cerebellar atrophy are both degenerative diseases of the human body, and they are extremely similar in some manifestations. Patients with Alzheimer's disease and cerebellar atrophy will have symptoms such as slurred speech, decreased muscle strength, and weakened social ability during the course of the disease. Due to the lack of in-depth understanding of the two diseases, many people think that cerebellar atrophy is Alzheimer's disease, but this perception is wrong.

The differences between cerebellar atrophy and Alzheimer's disease are mainly as follows:

1. The difference between clinical symptoms.

Cerebellar atrophy is a sign in the aging process, and patients often have slurred speech, decreased muscle strength, emotional disorders, and poor comprehension. Alzheimer's disease is a neurological disorder in which patients lose their ability to think, judge, remember, and understand. Therefore, Alzheimer's patients are usually unable to control themselves at the onset of the disease, and their social capacity is in a state of complete loss; Although patients with cerebellar atrophy have degraded in both behavioral and thinking abilities, their self-control ability still exists, and their ability to analyze and judge is still good, and the clinical symptoms at the onset of the two are quite different in the embodiment of social ability.

2. The difference in terms of **.

There are many reasons for cerebellar atrophy in the body, such as cerebral insufficiency, infection, drug abuse, genetics, and congenital developmental abnormalities, which can lead to cerebellar atrophy, and the leading causes of Alzheimer's disease include family genetic factors, head trauma factors, viral infections, major blows in life and other psychosocial factors. In terms of **, cerebellar atrophy and Alzheimer's disease are quite different.

3. The age of high incidence of the disease is different.

Cerebellar atrophy occurs at roughly equal age and can occur at any age, whereas Alzheimer's disease occurs mainly in the elderly over 70 years of age.

Cerebellar atrophy and dementia are not the same thing, and they are quite different in many ways. Unfortunately, current medical technologies are difficult to reverse the progression of cerebellar atrophy and Alzheimer's disease. Therefore, whether it is cerebellar atrophy or Alzheimer's disease, patients should seek medical attention in time after they develop relevant symptoms to prevent further development of the disease and prevent more serious consequences.

Alzheimer's disease is a degenerative disease of the nervous system, the so-called degenerative disease refers to the irreversible change in the nature of neuronal cells, just like an egg raw egg is cooked, which is called degeneration, a major feature of degeneration is progressive development, irreversible, hard-boiled eggs can not make it raw no matter what method is used, so Alzheimer's disease is a neurological syndrome that is not the best, progressive and forgetful mental disorder, personality abnormality, and gradual loss of ability to live.

Cerebral atrophy is not a clinical diagnosis, nor is it the name of a disease, it is a descriptive term in anatomy, pathology, or imaging. So brain atrophy can have symptoms, such as forgetting and decreased reflexes, but this is not inevitable. It is only a morphological description and does not necessarily present clinical symptoms.

Second, ** is different.

Alzheimer's current research only shows that it is a degenerative disease, related to a variety of factors, the specific ** is not particularly clear, with the current medical development may be related to aging, genes, genetics, the surrounding environment, or poisoning, such as herbicides and other special contact substances. Typical pathological changes are the formation of age plaques in the brain and fibrin-like tangles.

Brain atrophy is only a reduction in the volume of water neuronal cells in the cranial cells, and normal apoptosis and necrosis. There will be no pathological fibrous entanglement, and there will be no series of manifestations such as protein deposition. Normal brain atrophy, highly related to aging, is a normal brain degenerative disease, rational brain atrophy is often ischemic thick micro-quotient brain, chronic hypoxia, lack of nutrients and chronic poisoning, of course, senile dementia patients can also be manifested as severe brain atrophy, general pathological brain atrophy is much more serious than physiological brain atrophy.

Thirdly, ** is different.

If you find that you have forgotten or memory loss, you must see a doctor in time, find it early, and see if there is a pre-dementia diagnosis through normal diagnostic procedures. If you reach the middle and late stages of dementia, there is no good way to ** this disease.

Brain atrophy does not show clinical symptoms, mainly physiological brain atrophy, can not be concerned and **, as for pathological brain atrophy, it is necessary to find the primary disease in time to give effective ** for the primary disease.

Senile brain atrophy is usually a degenerative change in brain tissue. As older people age, they develop physiological brain atrophy. In these patients, brain tissue atrophy can be seen on imaging, but brain function may not be significantly affected.

The other type of brain atrophy in the elderly is pathological, usually seen in neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer's dementia, frontotemporal dementia, and multiple system atrophy dementia. In this group of patients, imaging will show atrophy in the corresponding part of the brain.

Alzheimer's dementia atrophy in the temporal lobe, frontotemporal dementia in the frontal lobe, and multiple system atrophy in brainstem atrophy, and the decline in intelligence is a common clinical manifestation of these disorders.

Senile cerebral atrophy is a kind of encephalopathy named after pathological changes, which refers to the reduction of the size of brain tissue structure, the reduction of brain parenchyma, the reduction of brain weight, the reduction of the number of cells, the flattening of the cerebral gyrus, the widening and deepening of the cerebral sulcus, and the enlargement of the ventricles, cisterns and subarachnoid space caused by various reasons. It is a chronic progressive disease, mainly manifested as memory loss, emotional instability, decreased thinking ability, inability to concentrate, and in severe cases, dementia develops, and finally loss of intelligence is its clinical feature.