What are the types of Alzheimer s disease and what are the characteristics of Alzheimer s disease?

At present, Alzheimer's disease is divided into three categories according to ** in the world:

1. Alzheimer's disease: mainly refers to Alzheimer's disease. There are two types: familial and sporadic. Familial inherited dementia is divided into early-onset (also known as early-onset dementia, which usually occurs between 40 and 60 years old) and late-onset (more often occurs over 65 years old).

2. Vascular dementia: there are many types, such as multiple infarct dementia, multiple lacunar dementia, cerebral amyloid vascular disease and hemorrhagic dementia.

3. Mixed dementia: such as Pick's disease, Lewy body dementia, Parkinson's disease, Parkinson's disease, Huntington's disease, etc.

Alzheimer's disease is mainly a combination of active medication and good home care! Commonly used ** Alzheimer's better drugs are: Anlishen, Jiang Kang brand turmeric silver ginseng capsules, memantine, galantamine, esenne, etc.!

Alzheimer's disease is a progressive degenerative encephalopathy, it is irreversible, and the chances are relatively slim! It depends on the progression of the disease and the patient's own sensitivity to the drug. It is recommended to establish confidence and actively use drugs, the key is to improve the quality of life of patients and let their families worry!

Cerebrovascular disease includes cerebral infarction

Intracerebral hemorrhage, subarachnoid hemorrhage, etc.

The most common type of cerebrovascular disease is hard arteries.

Less commonly, there are blood diseases, collagen diseases, vascular malformations, etc. Common types of vascular dementia in clinical practice are:

Multiinfarct dementia: the most common type. It is a dementia due to multiple infarcts and can affect the brain.

Cortical, subcortical, and basal ganglia areas. Clinically, there are often hypertension, arteriosclerosis, and reversible cerebrovascular disease, as well as every occurrence.

The more or less neurological and psychiatric symptoms left behind after the procedure add up and eventually become a full-scale, severe mental decline.

Massive cerebral infarction dementia: patients with massive cerebral infarction often die in the acute phase, and the few patients who survive are left different.

Degree of neuropsychiatric abnormalities, including dementia, loss of ability to work and live.

Subcortical arteriosclerotic encephalopathy (

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Disease) due to arteriosclerosis, diffuse lesions of the white matter of the brain, and.

Dementia is present. The clinical characteristics are mental retardation, gait disorder, urinary incontinence, dysphagia, choking on drinking water, and slurred speech.

Dementia caused by infarction in a special area: It refers to the fact that although the infarct is not large, it is located in a part that is important to cognitive function, causing aphasia, memory loss, visual impairment, etc.

Hemorrhagic dementia: chronic subdural hematoma, subarachnoid hemorrhage, and intracerebral hemorrhage can all produce vascular dementia.

Nowadays, the more common dementias are senile dementia (AD) and vascular dementia (VD).

**Mainly rely on medication and good care, commonly used drugs are nimodipine, precomine, memantine, Arisen, Galantamine, Piracetam. Dementia is not cured and cannot be reversed, but medication and care can alleviate and control the disease. Good luck soon**.

Compare AD and VD. Alzheimer's disease and senile dementia. **As long as it's also medication** and good care, there are also some functional exercises.

Vascular dementia can also be intervened by controlling blood pressure and lipids. The commonly used ** is basically the upstairs manual talk of these nimodipine, kaicomine, memantine, Anlishen, galantamine, piracetam, and the patient's good absorption of the drug.

It is possible to control the condition well, but there is drug resistance after taking it for a long time, and many patients will feel that the early stage is very good, and the back feels useless. Wishing you good health.

Alzheimer's disease is a relatively common senile degenerative disease, divided into several types, the most common is Alzheimer's disease, followed by dementia caused by various degenerative diseases, such as Parkinson's disease, motor neuron disease, etc., and some dementia is related to cerebrovascular. There are three core symptoms of dementia:

The first, memory loss, almost all patients will have significant memory loss. Of course, memory loss alone cannot diagnose Alzheimer's disease, because the elderly themselves will have different degrees of memory loss in the former Cong's after old age. The decline must have seriously and obviously affected the life, work, and daily social interaction of the elderly, which is pathological;

Second, there must be psychiatric symptoms, almost all Alzheimer's diseases have more or less psychiatric symptoms, such as paranoia, hallucinations, depression, anxiety, so psychiatric symptoms are the second major manifestation of Alzheimer's disease;

Third, abnormal behavior, some books or materials also classify abnormal behavior as mental abnormality, and abnormal behavior is mainly manifested as abnormal behavior that does not conform to the scene, does not conform to identity, and does not conform to age group, such as open defecation, rude language, swearing, or various behaviors that do not conform to common sense, such as collecting garbage.

In addition to these three main symptoms, there can also be motor symptoms, sensory symptoms, and symptoms of swallowing and swallowing. All in all, Alzheimer's disease is a type of memory loss, mental abnormality, and behavioral abnormality.

The symptoms of Alzheimer's disease are mainly cognitive impairment and decline in daily living ability, which can be divided into three stages: mild, moderate and severe according to the degree of cognitive impairment.

Mild patients: the main manifestation of Yintong is memory impairment, the first is memory loss of recent events, with the development of the disease, long-term memory loss, can not find the way home after going out, in the face of unfamiliar and complex things, prone to fatigue, anxiety, negative emotions.

Moderate patients: In addition to the continuous aggravation of memory impairment, work, study and grinding to prepare for new knowledge, social contact ability is reduced, especially the knowledge and skills that were originally mastered, there is a significant decline, and patients can not find their own room at home, and patients may have more obvious behavioral and mental abnormalities.

Severe patients: Apathy, impermanence of crying and laughing, loss of speech ability, inability to complete simple daily life tasks, such as dressing, eating, speechlessness, bed rest, and gradual loss of contact with the outside world.