What is Late-onset Alzheimer's?
What is Late-onset Alzheimer's?
- Late-onset Alzheimer's: Late-onset Alzheimer's is a form of Alzheimer's disease that doesn't appear to be linked to any genetic defects or familial pattern. It is by far the most common form of Alzheimer's - occurs in up to 90% of Alzheimer sufferers. Alzheimer's disease is a progressive disorder involving degeneration of the brain. The disease mainly affects brain functions involving thinking, memory, personality and behaviour.
Late-onset Alzheimer's: Introduction
Types of Late-onset Alzheimer's:
Broader types of Late-onset Alzheimer's:
How serious is Late-onset Alzheimer's?
Complications of Late-onset Alzheimer's:
see complications of Late-onset Alzheimer's
What causes Late-onset Alzheimer's?
Causes of Late-onset Alzheimer's: see causes of Late-onset Alzheimer's
What are the symptoms of Late-onset Alzheimer's?
Symptoms of Late-onset Alzheimer's:
see symptoms of Late-onset Alzheimer's
Complications of Late-onset Alzheimer's:
see complications of Late-onset Alzheimer's
Onset of Late-onset Alzheimer's: Late onset - usually after the age of 65
Late-onset Alzheimer's: Testing
Diagnostic testing: see tests for Late-onset Alzheimer's.
Misdiagnosis: see misdiagnosis and Late-onset Alzheimer's.
How is it treated?
Doctors and Medical Specialists for Late-onset Alzheimer's: Neurologist
;
see also doctors and medical specialists for Late-onset Alzheimer's.
Treatments for Late-onset Alzheimer's:
see treatments for Late-onset Alzheimer's
Research for Late-onset Alzheimer's:
see research for Late-onset Alzheimer's
Name and Aliases of Late-onset Alzheimer's
Main name of condition: Late-onset Alzheimer's
Other names or spellings for Late-onset Alzheimer's:
Alzheimer's, late-onset, Sporadic Alzheimer's