The Complete Guide to Treating & Coping with Alzheimer's Disease
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The 7 Stages of Alzheimer's Disease
The recorded progress of Alzhimer’s disease through different functional stages can act as a
guide for caregivers to look after patients that have Alzhimer’s disease. Dr. Reisberg
developed the Functional Assessment Staging (FAST) scale under seven major heads
covering the progressive loss of functional abilities.
The 7 Different Stages of Alzheimer's Disease are -
1. At this stage, you are a normal adult and have a perfect memory and functional ability –
no apparent symptoms or signs.
2. At the next stage, they show certain disabilities in their normal functioning, like being
unable to recollect known names of family members or places. This is often attributed to
be a normal characteristic of old age.
3. The third stage gives a clear indication of A.D. setting in. They are unable to locate their
house or other familiar surroundings, get lost easily, cannot concentrate on anything, can’t
remember recent events or names, have a sudden drop in performance levels at workplace
and misplace things or even lose them without realizing it.
4. They progress to a more serious stage of the disease and cannot function alone. They need
help with even simple financial transactions, cannot travel alone or even concentrate on
anything. They develop marked changes in their behavior and mood patterns, and shy
away from any sort of difficult situation.
5. Further inabilities develop during this stage of Alzhimer’s disease. They need help even
for deciding what to wear. Although they may remember their family members and other
associated information, they do not remember any recent events, names or other such
information.
6. This is a severe stage of Alzhimer’s disease. They need help in everything, even for
bathing and toileting - with normal bowel and urinary functions. They undergo severe
personality changes with aggressive and anxious behavior, which could also become
violent at times.
7. This stage shows the most severe characteristics of Alzhimer’s disease. They are unable
to speak properly and it is difficult to understand what they do say. Simple functions like
walking, standing, sitting or sleeping are beyond their control. Their brain cannot monitor
any of their physical actions.
Although Alzhimer’s disease immobilizes them, caregivers should try to identify what an
Alzhimer’s patient can do successfully and encourage those activities to lifts their patients’
spirits.
The above is an extract from the book The Complete Guide to Treating & Coping with
Alzheimer's Disease.
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