The onset of the disease is slow or insidious, and the patient and his family often can't tell when it will occur.

The main manifestations were the decline of cognitive function, mental symptoms and behavioral disorders, and the gradual decline of activities of daily living. According to the deterioration of cognitive ability and physical function, it can be divided into three periods.

Alzheimer’s is not reversible or curable.

Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease

and How You Can Help.