Alzheimer’s disease is a type of dementia that impacts the thinking, memory, and behavior of patients. The symptoms will progress with time and become serious enough such that patients have difficulty carrying out daily tasks. If your loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, you may find it harder to communicate with your loved ones.…
Research from Alzheimer’s Association shows that hallucinations, delusions, and paranoia are symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease in the middle and late stages. The study also says that about 31 percent of Alzheimer’s patients will experience delusions, while 16 percent of individuals who have Alzheimer’s disease will experience hallucinations. Hallucinations involve smelling, seeing, hearing, or feeling things…
Stubbornness is a characteristic in which an individual refuses to alter their view about something or a choice they’ve reached. Stubborn people are adamant about sticking to their views and beliefs. They also have a tremendous aversion to change, particularly when it is forced upon them by others. To know why the elderly seem to…