Early Symptoms
Memory Loss
Difficulty remembering recent events or conversations.
Repeating questions or stories frequently.
Difficulty in Planning and Problem-Solving
Struggling to manage finances or follow familiar recipes.
Trouble concentrating and taking longer to complete tasks.
Confusion with Time and Place
Forgetting the day, date, or season.
Getting lost in familiar places.
Challenges with Familiar Tasks
Difficulty completing routine activities, like cooking or driving.
Language Problems
Trouble finding the right words or understanding conversations.
Repeating phrases or losing train of thought mid-sentence.
Misplacing Objects
Placing items in unusual places and being unable to retrace steps.
Changes in Mood or Personality
Increased irritability, anxiety, or depression.
Withdrawal from social activities and hobbies.
Moderate to Severe Symptoms
Severe Memory Loss
Forgetting significant details like family members' names.
Relying heavily on caregivers for basic needs.
Difficulty Recognizing People
Inability to recognize familiar faces or places.
Behavioral and Psychological Changes
Agitation, paranoia, hallucinations, or inappropriate behavior.
Loss of Motor Skills
Problems with walking, dressing, or eating.
Communication Breakdown
Severe difficulty speaking, reading, or writing.
Loss of Independence
Full-time care becomes necessary as the ability to perform daily tasks declines.
Memory Loss
Difficulty remembering recent events or conversations.
Repeating questions or stories frequently.
Difficulty in Planning and Problem-Solving
Struggling to manage finances or follow familiar recipes.
Trouble concentrating and taking longer to complete tasks.
Confusion with Time and Place
Forgetting the day, date, or season.
Getting lost in familiar places.
Challenges with Familiar Tasks
Difficulty completing routine activities, like cooking or driving.
Language Problems
Trouble finding the right words or understanding conversations.
Repeating phrases or losing train of thought mid-sentence.
Misplacing Objects
Placing items in unusual places and being unable to retrace steps.
Changes in Mood or Personality
Increased irritability, anxiety, or depression.
Withdrawal from social activities and hobbies.
Moderate to Severe Symptoms
Severe Memory Loss
Forgetting significant details like family members' names.
Relying heavily on caregivers for basic needs.
Difficulty Recognizing People
Inability to recognize familiar faces or places.
Behavioral and Psychological Changes
Agitation, paranoia, hallucinations, or inappropriate behavior.
Loss of Motor Skills
Problems with walking, dressing, or eating.
Communication Breakdown
Severe difficulty speaking, reading, or writing.
Loss of Independence
Full-time care becomes necessary as the ability to perform daily tasks declines.
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