Most people think of Alzheimer's as an effect of aging. But according to experts, it is a sign of a serious brain disease. However, the real reason for this is not yet clear. But 5 to 15 percent of Alzheimer's cases are genetic.

Early signs of Alzheimer's may be mild, but ignoring them can be a big mistake, doctors say. Alzheimer's not only affects memory, but gradually affects thinking, understanding and behavior . Therefore, it is important to recognize the symptoms for timely treatment.

How does Alzheimer's occur?

Alzheimer's is a serious condition in which the abnormal protein amyloid plaques and tau tangles begin to accumulate in the brain. Along with this, the nervous system begins to break down . Due to which the brain is unable to do normal activities.

Early symptoms of Alzheimer's

Common symptoms include forgetting new information, asking the same question over and over, or forgetting important dates. 

– Forgetting the rules of the game or having trouble going to familiar places can also be a symptom.

– not being able to tell the day, date or weather, or forgetting where they are .

– Difficulty reading, difficulty judging distances accurately or recognizing colors .

- taking time to find the right words, misnaming objects or having difficulty communicating .

- Forgetting where things are put or checking your work frequently.

- Misusing money or neglecting personal hygiene .