World Alzheimer’s Day: Doctors warn early signs can go far beyond ordinary memory loss
- World Alzheimer’s Day, observed on September 21, highlights why persistent memory changes need early medical attention.
- Warning signs include repeated questions, getting lost in familiar places and struggling with routine tasks.
- Doctors say mood changes, poor judgement and trouble finding words can also signal cognitive decline.
- Occasional forgetfulness can be normal with age, but worsening symptoms that disrupt daily life need evaluation.
Source: firstpost.com
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