Question

What is the difference between dementia and alzheimer's?

Answer 1

Dementia is a persistent disorder on the mental processes cause by brain disease
Alzheimer's. Is when your losing memory

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

The causes, pathological mechanisms, and clinical manifestations of dementia and Alzheimer's are similar, and it is indeed difficult to distinguish. The two have common tissues and cells in composition. There are two types of pathological changes of great significance in the central nervous system. These two types of pathological changes are senile plaques and neurofibrillary tangles, but What is the difference between these two diseases, let's find out next.

The majority of people with senile dementia are older than 65 years old, and Alzheimer's is older than 65 years old. This is the main difference between the two diseases, and the others are not too big. The difference is that their main manifestations are abnormal mental behavior. They are not interested in anything. They always forget that they have done certain things. They also care about the family and gradually do not know who the family is. As a child, you must be patient with the elderly with this disease.

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