Cyklokapron (Tranexamic Acid)
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SPEECH IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE
Speech is commonly affected in Alzheimer’s disease. Difficulty in finding the correct word to use is experienced early, as is the interpretation of complex conversations or proverbs and metaphors. The understanding of simple speech remains intact at this stage. Later, sentences become difficult to finish and the sufferer wanders off onto another subject and words may get repeated over and over again. Writing and reading are also affected early with word finding or spelling difficulties or a lessening of interest in the task. The taking of messages (especially over the telephone) can prove particularly difficult and may even be the situation that uncovers the early mild dementing illness.
As the disease progresses, the above communication problems steadily worsen. As the word finding deteriorates other words (paraphasias) are added in to fill the gaps so that the true sense of the communication may be lost or the wrong thing asked for. Comprehension similarly gets worse and questions may not get answered or the person may withdraw from talking altogether. Keeping a sentence going often proves too hard for the sufferer and the increasingly frequent change of subject means that the outcome becomes babbling or gibberish.
In advanced disease, communication may prove impossible and the sufferer is often unable to let even their basic needs be known. In a few people there may be an automatic verbal response occasionally, but at this stage the brunt of communicating falls on carers who will need to approach the sufferer with non-verbal means (expression, touch, etc.) Massage and stroking can convey caring probably better than the spoken word.
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