Alzheimer's disease

Patients with Alzheimer's syndrome usually experience a decline in cognitive function and may even be accompanied by behavioral disorders. If the symptoms have not been improved, they will show signs of dementia. In this case, they need to go to the hospital's neurology department for a detailed examination, which can clarify the progress of the disease and then choose the appropriate treatment method.

1. Decline in cognitive function: Alzheimer's syndrome is usually caused by nerve degeneration as people age, which can lead to a significant decline in memory. You can take rivastigmine under the guidance of a doctor to enhance synaptic transmission.

2. Behavioral disorders: Behavioral disorders usually refer to symptoms such as depression or anxiety in patients with Alzheimer's syndrome. If they are not improved for a long time, cognitive ability will decrease. Risperidone can be taken under the guidance of a doctor, which can play an auxiliary therapeutic role.

3. Dementia: The main symptom of Alzheimer's syndrome is dementia, which usually refers to the degenerative lesions of the central nerves caused by aging. It will also cause the amyloid protein in the brain to precipitate, leading to neurofibrillary tangles. The nerve cells in the brain will gradually atrophy and even die, which will cause dementia in patients and even be accompanied by aphasia.