When should I ask about treatments for Alzheimer’s disease?

Ask about treatments for your Alzheimer’s twice: now, when you are first hearing it is Alzheimer’s from your family doctor; and later, during your in-depth meeting with an Alzheimer’s disease specialist.At this point, you are probably not ready to hear or understand much about your treatment choices anyway. Give yourself some time to let the diagnosis sink in and the shock wear off. Then, you will be ready to learn about your Alzheimer disease drug choices, strategies for staying mentally active, alternative therapies, and clinical trials.

Keep in mind that, unfortunately, there is no cure for Alzheimer’s and the best you can hope for with any treatment is to slow down the progression of this disease.

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