We can’t guess anything. It is a slow progressive disease.
Continue medication without interruption Monitor any changes in behaviour Thyroid profile every six months Bp monitoring
Update me with medication she is taking. And Please visit Neurologist.
Thank you Dr Shayeque Reza MD
She is taking citicop P,Alzil M 10,Ceretop 90 for Alzheimer’s disease
Ok continue this. Give family support to her
The life expectancy for someone with Alzheimer’s varies widely, and while medication like cholinesterase inhibitors or memantine prescribed by a psychiatrist can help manage symptoms, they don’t alter the progression of the disease itself. On average, a person with Alzheimer’s may live four to eight years after diagnosis, but some can live with the condition for as many as 20 years, depending greatly on their overall health, care, and other factors. To enhance her quality of life, it’s important to maintain a routine including regular physical activity, a balanced diet, and social interactions which may support cognitive function and overall well-being. Device reminders or supportive technology could assist with forgetfulness. Also, ensure she stays up-to-date with medical appointments to manage potential comorbidities. Keep a consistent line of communication open with her health care providers for any emerging changes in behavior or health that might need immediate attention. While medication is important, engaging with mental exercises and stimulation like puzzles or memory games can be beneficial. Early involvement in planning and decisions about her care can offer her a sense of control later. If you observe severe changes such as dramatic mood swings, inability to complete familiar tasks, or wandering, these might necessitate a thorough review with her health care team.
